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...to the definition of [[pedophilia]]. At one 2014 conference in Cambridge (England), he drew the attention of mainstream media, after making a presentation in ...

The '''Young Men's Christian Association''' or YMCA was founded in London, England, on June 6, 1844, in response to unhealthy social conditions arising in the ...

...an McCartan is a professor of Criminology at the University of the West of England in Bristol. He has worked on issues concerning the social construction of c ...

...ss published his autobiography, ''The World, The Flesh and Myself''. In an England where homosexuality was still illegal and widely reviled, Davidson caused a ...hen the family moved to Bitterne in Hampshire. He was educated at Lancing, England. ...

An age of consent statute first appeared under secular law in England circa 1275 as part of the rape law. The statute, Westminster 1, made it a m ...that the age of consent applied to 10- and 11-year-old girls, but most of England's North American colonies adopted the younger age. ...

...rs until the 1880s (Cocca, p. 23f., has a table). Following its raising in England by the the Criminal Law Amendment Act [48 & 49 Vict., c.69, 1885], a coalit ...f>[http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/staffordshire/4153120.stm BBC NEWS | England | Staffordshire | Teacher jailed for seducing boy]</ref> ...

...moralistic intolerances practiced upon dissenters by the colonists of New England were more severe than any from which they had fled. ...

...book was translated into English by [[Berit Moore]], a Norwegian living in England in 1970. In the UK, Christian morality campaigner [[Mary Whitehouse]] press ...

...hattan: Edward Mark Slocum'', published by Callum James Books, Portsmouth, England, in 2012. In the 1930s when homosexuality was still despised and unpopular, I think that Slocum’s frequent visits to England that Rosenthal has uncovered, his correspondence and trafficking with Briti ...

==18th Century England== ...young as 12 were highly-valued for their attractiveness as prostitutes in England during the 18th century. Young, pubescent boys were also popular. The [[Age ...

<span style="color: #FAAFBA">I am an editor who lives in the south of England. Most of my edits concern sexology related articles, especially those conce ...

...recounts the sexual goings-on in "The Great Eastern", a steamship leaving England for the New World. In ''The Great Eastern'' all Embiricos' fantasies, doctr ...

...ld have constituted a specified sexual offence if it had been committed in England and Wales. ...

...dition/5050049.article "Abuse inquiry: breaking with tradition"]</ref> in England and Wales was an "independent" state-initiated inquiry examining how the co ...

...ds of children sexting, police say]</ref><ref>[https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-london-51507352 Children as young as six are sexting suspects, Met Police r ...

...er very seriously, in contrast to the bulk of the progressives in America, England, and Austrialia who are terrified to approach this subject in any manner ot ...fellow Peruvian progressives put their political counterparts in America, England, Canada, and Australia to shame by actually living up to the principles of ...

...r Leo Tolstoy described him as “one of the most remarkable men not only of England and of our generation, but of all countries and times”<ref>Stuart Eagles, ' ...

...7</ref> Stamford, a businessman born in St Helens, Merseyside, Lancashire, England in 1939, had apparently trained at one point to be a priest<ref name="Accus ...rd's introductory letter he attacks "the disgraceful prosecution of PIE in England, culminating in Tom O'Carroll's being thrown into solitary confinement."<re ...

...or 8.5 years for "perverting the course of justice". Based in the North of England in Cumbria, UK, Williams lied over a prolonged period from 2017 (age 17) to ...rooming gang lies that sparked outrage''.<ref>[https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-cumbria-64150026 BBC: ''Eleanor Williams: The grooming gang lies that spark ...

...dor, 2003).</ref> One of the first texts was ''Onania'', which appeared in England in 1718, followed by Tissot's book in Switzerland (1758) and ''Basedow'' in ...