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Pederasty
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Pederasty 

a sexual perversion involving sexual relations of a man with another man (usually in homosexuality; more seldom under unusual circumstances). Soviet law classifies pederasty as a crime against the person (RSFSR Criminal Code, art. 121). It is punishable by deprivation of freedom for up to five years. Pederasty under aggravating circumstances, for example, involving minors, is punishable by up to eight years imprisonment.



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In the election campaign on June 10,2005, just before the main news bulletin of the State TV, an election advertisement of the League of Polish Families was aired in which a young male supporter of the party said: "I have the courage to say that two pederasts are not man and wife.
That movie was about a pederast who controlled himself enough to genuinely help out a troubled boy.
Jacky is falling in love with another ship's boy, Jaimy, who in horror tells her he is afraid he is like a pederast because he is attracted to her (Jaimy thinks she is a boy at this point).
 
 
 
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