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Camp Ink

Summary: Camp Ink was the official monthly publication of the Campaign Against Moral Persecution. This Australia-wide society Show more

Editor(s): John Ware

Coverage: 1970 -- 1977

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Camp Ink: Volume 2, Number 5, March 1972

written by Campaign Against Moral Persecution, in Eros Foundation Publications & Archives, of Flinders University. Library. Special Collections (1972), in Camp Ink, Volume 2, Number 5, March 1972 (Sydney, New South Wales: Campaign Against Moral Persecution), 23 page(s)

This issue of Camp Ink contains a cover story on the trial of the publishers of a single-issue paper called Thorunka on obscenity charges, describing the proceedings as a sham.

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Camp Ink: Volume 2, Number 7, May 1972

written by Campaign Against Moral Persecution, in Eros Foundation Publications & Archives, of Flinders University. Library. Special Collections (1972), in Camp Ink, Volume 2, Number 7, May 1972 (Sydney, New South Wales: Campaign Against Moral Persecution), 19 page(s)

This issue of Camp Ink contains a cover story on changes in Australian film rating regulations, which now allowed audiences to see movies that previously would have been heavily censored.

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Camp Ink: Volume 2, Number 11

written by Campaign Against Moral Persecution, in Eros Foundation Publications & Archives, of Flinders University. Library. Special Collections (1972), in Camp Ink, Volume 2, Number 11 (Sydney, New South Wales: Campaign Against Moral Persecution), 18 page(s)

This issue of Camp Ink takes aim at aversion therapy and other attempts to cure homosexuality, calling those who practice these treatments ''intellectual poofter-bashers.''

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Camp Ink: Volume 2, Number 12

written by Campaign Against Moral Persecution, in Eros Foundation Publications & Archives, of Flinders University. Library. Special Collections (1972), in Camp Ink, Volume 2, Number 12 (Sydney, New South Wales: Campaign Against Moral Persecution), 17 page(s)

This issue of Camp Ink contains articles considering homosexuality in relation to the Anglican Church and to the Old and New Testaments of the Bible.

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Camp Ink: Volume 2, Numbers 8/9, June/July 1972

written by Campaign Against Moral Persecution, in Eros Foundation Publications & Archives, of Flinders University. Library. Special Collections (1972), in Camp Ink, Volume 2, Numbers 8/9, June/July 1972 (Sydney, New South Wales: Campaign Against Moral Persecution), 28 page(s)

This issue of Camp Ink contains a cover story asking, ''How Many More Duncans?'' in reference to a gay Australian professor who drowned after being thrown off a bridge, allegedly by police officers. It includes a transcript of the coroner's inquest in the case, which contains several sections redacted in black mar...

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Camp Ink: Volume 3, Number 1

written by Campaign Against Moral Persecution, in Eros Foundation Publications & Archives, of Flinders University. Library. Special Collections (1972), in Camp Ink, Volume 3, Number 1 (Sydney, New South Wales: Campaign Against Moral Persecution), 16 page(s)

This issue of Camp Ink contains a cover story on gay families, as well as articles on the failure of the Australian gay rights movement to deal with its own sexism, and on the state of the American gay press.

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Camp Ink: Volume 3, Number 3

written by Campaign Against Moral Persecution, in Eros Foundation Publications & Archives, of Flinders University. Library. Special Collections, in Camp Ink, Volume 3, Number 3 (Sydney, New South Wales: Campaign Against Moral Persecution), 16 page(s)

This issue of Camp Ink contains articles on gays in the Australian military and on paedophilia and whether it is simply another sexual orientation.

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Camp Ink, Volume 3, Number 6

written by Campaign Against Moral Persecution, in Eros Foundation Publications & Archives, of Flinders University. Library. Special Collections, in Camp Ink, Volume 3, Number 6 (Sydney, New South Wales: Campaign Against Moral Persecution), 16 page(s)

A 16-page, black-and-white booklet comprises Volume 3, Number 6 of Camp Ink, the national journal of the Campaign Against Moral Persecution, probably from late 1973. It includes an article about proposed legislation that could decriminalize homosexual acts.

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