| Like all euphemisms, pedophilia and ephebophilia are words meant to protect us from realities too painful to confront. |
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| Even in the rooting out of something as abominable as pedophilia, the play shows, other moral truths can be lost. |
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| If he says something overtly contentious on Twitter about rape and pedophilia, what does he expect? |
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| We are probably far away from the huge illegal networks, the prostitution in the street, or even from pedophilia. |
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| Through the network, Dr. Barry was connected with a specialist who treated pedophilia. |
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| Lies and rumours come from who-knows-where, and sometimes imply slander and even suspicion of pedophilia. |
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| The court system called to ask her if she would treat a young individual who had been convicted of pedophilia. |
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| Previous research from this team has strongly hinted that the key to understanding pedophilia might be in how the brain develops. |
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| One cause of pedophilia may be a biological problem that some are simply born with, Cantor says. |
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| I commenced to write a piece suggesting that the Sandy Hook killer may have been acting out of some kind of homicidal pedophilia. |
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| Born This Way Cord Jefferson, Gawker Scientists are increasingly convinced that pedophilia is an unchangeable sexual orientation. |
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| Permit independent and community media to exist without prior political conditions, except when their contents involve pedophilia, racism or are intended to incite violence or terrorism. |
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| It's quite another to expect amateurs to figure out who is telling the truth about Iraq, or which priests have committed pedophilia. |
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| As noted earlier, pedophilia was cited as both an aggravating and a mitigating circumstance by trial judges, as was the absence of pedophilia. |
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| In other words, most pedophilia research subjects are outliers. |
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| Investigating magistrates play an important role only in high-profile investigations, such as those directed at pedophilia, political corruption, economic crime, organized crime, and terrorism. |
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| Meanwhile, some defenders of the church publicly emphasized that celibacy does not lead inevitably to pedophilia, noting that the vast majority of priests had honoured their vows. |
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| I even launched an essay writing contest for young people to participate in to explain the ideas they had to protect other kids from the scourge of Internet pedophilia. |
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| The beeb flubbed a pedophilia story with a case of mistaken identity. |
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| Issues such as access to private information, cyber bullying, internet pedophilia, scamming, and lack of media and consumer awareness, are increasingly prevalent in our societies. |
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| France does not commit the common error of confusing pedophilia with ephebophilia. |
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| The underlying cause of pedophilia is unclear. |
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| Psychiatrists and psychologists distinguish pedophilia and ephebophilia. |
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