寝まくり。。の一日でした
誰かの言に寄れば【寝て曜日？】
ただオイラの場合。。。結果であって。。【目的】じゃないから（笑
そういえば、、夕方。。
ちょっと目にした記事に書いてあった
に出ている記事が話題になっているらしい
で、、内容とは。。。
IN HER high-school uniform, neatly brushed hair and sweet smile, the young girl represents the innocence of youth. Next she is naked, having sex and seeming to enjoy it. Themanga, or comic book Puru-Mero (Jiggle-Melons), picked up at a convenience store, is meant to titillate. But although children are depicted sexually, the images are not illegal in Japan, because they are illustrations.
This may change. The Tokyo municipal government plans to vote on March 30th to amend an ordinance against child pornography to include "non-existent minors". Much Japanese porn comes in forms that escape rules covering photos and videos: manga; anime(cartoons); and video-games. Existing bans are meant to protect the child victims. "Virtual" porn-where there is no harm to a real person-is illegal in some countries to protect public morals and ensure a safe environment for children. Last month an American court sentenced a man to six months in prison for possession of Japanese manga child pornography.
Alone among developed countries, Japan makes no serious attempt to combat child pornography. Producing and distributing it is illegal; possessing it is not. The police have a poor record of investigating and making arrests, though this is improving: last year it investigated 935 cases, a 38% increase from 2008. Still, sexually explicit material of girls of uncertain age is ubiquitous.
Part of the problem is a lack of consensus on what constitutes child pornography. National legislation was proposed last year to outlaw possession of child porn as well as the virtual variety, but it floundered. Some lawmakers opposed strengthening police powers to snoop. The ruling Democratic Party of Japan plans to put forward legislation in June. With slow progress at the national level, Tokyo's politicians chose to act.
The proposed rules, vague and rambling, do not amount to an outright ban on explicit illustrations of minors, but do prohibit their distribution to children under 18. Yet the wording is unclear. Illustrators fret it will be used to criminalise the content itself. The legislation also applies to dating-simulation video-games, in which the goal is a graphic sexual conquest. One, RapeLay, lets players choose their victims, of any age.
The push for tighter rules is led by Shintaro Ishihara, the conservative governor of Tokyo, who made his name in the 1950s as the author of salacious novels, involving sex among minors, that his own legislation might outlaw.
内容を。。読んでみると。。。（誰かと違って 翻訳サイト&辞書片手だけどね＾＾；）
単に。。先進国で唯一遅れていた日本でも。。。。
東京の条例で 児童ポルノの禁止うんぬん。。なのかなぁ・・って
そしたら。。【non-existent minors】なんじゃ？？？
実在しない青少年ってなんだ？？？
調べたら。。。
「年齢又は服装、所持品、学年、背景その他の人の年齢を想起させる事項の表示又は音声による描写から十八歳未満として表現されていると認識されるもの（以下「非実在青少年」という。）を相手方とする又は非実在青少年による性交又は性交類似行為に関わる非実在青少年の姿態を視覚により認識することができる方法でみだりに性的対象として肯定的に描写することにより、青少年の性に関する健全な判断能力の形成を阻害し、青少年の健全な成長を阻害する恐れがあるもの」
また。。曖昧なものを。。。
要は。。。子供に見えちゃだめってこと？
マンガ・アニメの「ポルノ」 キャラクターが18歳未満に見えるとダメ
アキバ。。。の連中大丈夫かい？
萌え壊滅？
まぁ。。その趣味ないオイラだが、、対岸の火事とも言えないよね
ぇ・・・
にほんブログ村 ポチっと 応援して頂けるとありがたいです
