Alberta Libraries Restrict Books Under New Law Targeting Sexual Content
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A new law in Alberta mandates public libraries to remove and restrict access to materials containing graphic visual depictions of sexual acts. This legislation has raised concerns among librarians about the implications for access to information and censorship. The development marks a significant shift in library policies within the province.
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Originally published by nyt
