SB 1892

Senate·13th Congress·Filed Jan 26, 2005

Anti-Pornography Act of 2005

An Act Punishing the Publication, Broadcasting, and Exhibition of Pornographic Materials That Appear in Traditional Media Such As, But Not Limited To, Paper, Celluloid, Film, Magnetic Tapoes, or Through Airwaves, or Through the Use of Computers, the Internet, Cyberspace, Internet Chat, Web Sites, Electronic Mails, Optical Media, or Other Electronic Media, and Other Technological Advancements Thereof, Providing Penalties and for Other Purposes

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Bong Revilla
SenatorRamon "Bong" Revilla Jr
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Anti-Pornography Act

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