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Reality TV series sparks child row



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Published Date: 24 August 2007
A US reality TV series in which youngsters run their own town has sparked complaints from one of the children's parents, and may have breached New Mexico's child-protection laws.
Kid Nation, due to be shown on CBS next month, was filmed over 40 days in a movie-set town south of Santa Fe.

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  • Last Updated: 24 August 2007 12:32 PM
  • Source: Edinburgh Evening News
  • Location: Edinburgh
  • Related Topics: Reality TV
 
1

Giraffe,

Edinburgh 24/08/2007 12:22:40

So what is the breach? If this half a story or just a TV advertisment.

2

Douglas,

Bathgate 24/08/2007 15:54:56

The lap dancing bar?

3

Bien E. Bien,

25/08/2007 00:45:58

Could it be the child-run brothel?


 

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