WARSAW, Oct 6 (AFP) -
The Mayor of Warsaw announced Tuesday that he intends
to ban the "world sexual championships" due to open this week in the Polish
capital.
The organisers of the four-day "Eroticon" festival, which is scheduled to
open on Thursday, have said it will include a "test" for women, dubbed the
"world sexual championships" consisting of carrying out a sex act with as many
men as possible.
"I think we will find a judicial basis to ban this display," right-wing
mayor Lech Kaczynski told the PAP news agency.
The mayor's office has already contacted the Warsaw public prosecutor's
office on the possibility of accusing the event's organisers, an adult
magazine publisher, of procuring women, a crime for which a 10-year jail term
is available.
The Mayor of Warsaw announced Tuesday that he intends
to ban the "world sexual championships" due to open this week in the Polish
capital.
The organisers of the four-day "Eroticon" festival, which is scheduled to
open on Thursday, have said it will include a "test" for women, dubbed the
"world sexual championships" consisting of carrying out a sex act with as many
men as possible.
"I think we will find a judicial basis to ban this display," right-wing
mayor Lech Kaczynski told the PAP news agency.
The mayor's office has already contacted the Warsaw public prosecutor's
office on the possibility of accusing the event's organisers, an adult
magazine publisher, of procuring women, a crime for which a 10-year jail term
is available.
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