Protest over Internet porn
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A British company is showing what it claims are the world's first full- length soft porn films on the Internet.
The London-based Adam and Eve Channel, which said its catalogue would eventually increase to several hundred titles, insisted it had taken every step to ensure under-18s could not enter the Web site.
The scheme was condemned by Family and Youth Concern, an Oxford-based campaigning group, whose deputy director Cornelia Oddie said: "There is nothing good to be said about this. How can they be sure that children under 18 will not see these films?"
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