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Living dolls: inside the world of child beauty pageants

They parade in miniature ballgowns, wear false eyelashes and can be as young as five… We venture into the world of mini beauty pageants to meet the young princesses and their pushy parents

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‘Dance Moms,’ ‘Toddlers & Tiaras,’ and Child Abuse

The hit shows Dance Moms and Toddlers & Tiaras broadcast horrifying adult-kid interactions—and save them forever—for our entertainment. Enough, writes Andy Dehnart.

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Japan urged to ban manga child abuse images

UN’s child protection envoy says extreme child pornographic content in comics should be banned but artists call it an attack on freedom of expression

praised Japan for passing a law last year that banned the possession of abusive images of children, but said it contained loopholes that allowed exploitation to continue

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Using discourse analysis, I critically investigate the intertextuality of the Japanese subculture of Lolicon and Lolita representations; including the controversy around erotic anime called rorikon, and issues related to virtual child pornography.

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Why hasn't Japan banned child-porn comics?

Japan's manga comics are famous around the world, but some are shocking, featuring children in sexually explicit scenarios. How come these aren't illegal?

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'Little idols': Japan's dark obsession with young girls

TOKYO (AFP) - In a cramped and dark venue in a sleazy Tokyo district, dozens of middle-aged men cheer at a performer on stage: The object of their adoration is a six-year-old girl.. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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Japan's 'Moe' obsession: the purest form of love, or creepy fetishization of young girls? | The Japan Times

Anyone who has visited Tokyo's Akihabara district in the past decade will have run into countless images of cartoonish girls: in posters, in figurines and

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page 159 about the west's reaction to yaoi, mentions of shota

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Origin and Evolution of Lolicon | Anime Amino

Now no matter how long you have been watching anime at some point in time you have come across or s

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Concern about “sexualised” children often misses the point

The root of the problem is not how society treats its young, but the way it treats women

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