The Australian state of Victoria has sanctioned prostitution, turning it into a growth industry but doing nothing for women who want out of it.
Churchgoing men are not a hangover of the old patriarchy but a new breed who are closely connected to their families.
Why sexual issues matter enough to cause a schism in the Anglican communion.
Polygamy is a consensual arrangement among adults, says an Australian Muslim leader, so what can the West have against it?
A claim that gay marriage requires only modest changes to family laws has a Swiftian air, minus the satire.
Instead of supporting the family, many governments are usurping its prerogatives
Britain and Canada are well ahead in the race to make fatherhood completely redundant.
Countless millions of people in developing countries have been robbed of their human rights and dignity by a movement still regarded as humanitarian.
When the leading advocates of reproductive choice cannot agree, things begin to look interesting.
Why can't a court oblige a Muslim disappointed that his new wife is not a virgin? Marriages are dissolved every day for more trivial reasons.
Refusing to officiate at the celebration of gay civil partnerships may cost a British woman her job.
If strong, intact, loving families are so important, why don’t politicians have them, too?
Do countries with sub-replacement fertility need more government support, or less?
The release of Sex in the City at least suggests that we may have reached terminal velocity.
Authorities and opinion makers who embraced cannabis in earlier decades are having to smoke their words.
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