BBC News' Latest Anti-Porn Report Fails to ID Religious Sources

BBC News published yesterday a tendentious report advocating government censorship of adult material by cherrypicking a variety of questionable sources, including a spokesperson for a notorious anti-porn crusading U.K. organization, a Munich-based author of a recent study who openly advocates state intervention in online content, a college student and a man whose only stated qualification is being “a father,” but is, in fact, a clergyman.