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Thursday, 1 January, 1998, 11:29 GMT
Germans say 'NO' to Lolita
Campaigners against child abuse in Germany are trying to prevent the release today of a new Hollywood film based on Vladimir Nabokov's novel, Lolita. The story centres on the sexual obsession of a man with his twelve-year-oldstep-daughter. The pressure group, Kim Initiative, is leading the protests as cinemas prepare for the first screening. The group takes its name from a ten-year old German girl who was raped and murdered a year ago by a convicted sex offender. Lolita has caused an outcry in the United States, and has already been banned in Belgium -- a country shocked by a sex-abuse scandal last year. From the newsroom of the BBC World Service |
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