High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! The anti-pornography movement in the United Kingdom is considered to be more concerted and better organised than similar movements in other Western liberal democracies. During the 1970s, there emerged several anti-pornography groups, including legislatively focused groups such as Campaign Against Pornography and Campaign Against Pornography and Censorship, as well as groups associated with Revolutionary Feminism such as Women Against Violence Against Women and its direct action offshoot Angry Women. Radical feminist opposition to pornography continues to this day. Strong opposition to pornography in the United Kingdom also comes from the conservative Mediawatch group. This Christian organisation wishes to criminalise possession of pornography, and founded and formerly led by the late Mary Whitehouse. It was formerly known as the National Viewers and Listeners Association.

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