Parents Council seeks 'rational' debate on pornography

The National Parents' Council has called for a more in-depth and rational debate on the issue of pornography and censorship in Ireland.

Parents Council seeks 'rational' debate on pornography
Fri, 11 Feb, 2005 - 11:06

The National Parents' Council has called for a more in-depth and rational debate on the issue of pornography and censorship in Ireland.

The call comes as the organisers of the Dublin International Film Festival prepare to screen Michael Winterbottom's controversial movie 9 Songs tomorrow night.

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