September 8, 2021
The Bill and the Corruption of Minors (III)
#TheSovereigntyLaw amends article 221 of the Criminal Code, with the marginal heading “Sexual corruption of minors”, criminalising the act of making available to minors under 14 any materials that explicitly depict sexuality.
By this amendment I sought to criminalise any acts which, under the pretext of “sexual education”, destroy childhood and pervert the minds and souls of our children.
This action comes as an answer to the concerted actions of the “progressives”, by which an attempt is made to sexualise childhood and, implicitly, to present homosexual relations and the “ideology” of fluid gender from the tenderest ages.
“Article 9
Law no. 286 of 17 July 2009 on the Criminal Code, published in the Official Gazette no. 510 of 24 July 2009, as subsequently amended and supplemented, is amended and supplemented as follows: (…)
(4) In article 221, paragraph 4 is amended and shall have the following content:
‘The causing by an adult of a minor who has not reached the age of 14 to witness the commission of acts of an exhibitionist character, or shows or performances in which sexual acts of any nature are committed, as well as the making available to them of materials of a pornographic character or with content explicitly depicting sexuality, are punished by imprisonment of from one year to three years. (…)’”
Explanatory Memorandum:
Article 9 amends Law no. 286/2009 — the Criminal Code, bringing the legislation in this field into accord with the latest decisions of the Constitutional Court, and also with the legislative amendments introduced by the present legislative proposal. (…)
Paragraph 4 of Article 9 amends paragraph 4 of article 221 of the Criminal Code, raising the age from which the act of causing a minor to witness the commission of acts of an exhibitionist character, or shows or performances in which sexual acts of any nature are committed, is punishable, from 13 to 14. At the same time, the act of making available to the minor materials of a pornographic character or with content explicitly depicting sexuality has also been criminalised. Account was taken of the necessity of preserving the innocence and the natural development of the minor in accordance with the moral norms generally accepted by society, until an age at which the criminalised acts lose their dangerousness and are no longer of such a nature as to affect the psychic development of the minor. There has likewise been brought within the sphere of criminal illegality the act of making available to the minor any materials of a pornographic character or with content explicitly depicting sexuality, in view of the higher interest of the minor and of the negative impact upon the psyche of minors and upon their development of pornographic materials or materials with content explicitly depicting sexuality at tender ages. (…)”
TO BE CONTINUED.
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