Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Sexual Morality and the Law
The article is verifiable, well-referenced, and, with the addition of an adequate criticisms section, and other restructuring could easily be brought into compliance with the |NPOV policy.  Additionally, the article is notable because it demonstrates the role of Michel Foucault, Jean Danet, and Guy Hocquenghem in attempting to promote pedophilia, and relates the chapter to a pro-pedophilia petition that Michel Foucault had signed:  The issue was brought to debate while a reform in the French Penal Code was under way in the Parliament. Many French intellectuals 1 - including Foucault, Danet and Hocquenghem - had signed a petition addressed to the Parliament in 1977 defending the decriminalization of all consented relations between adults and minors below the age of fifteen.  The article is quite useful in understanding the "intellectual" basis upon which pro-pedophilia movements that pose a continuing danger to public safety have attempted to justify their perversions
— User:John254, 04:00, 24 July 2006 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:NPOV (Wikipedia:Neutral point of view)