Is it corrupting or liberating moral values when sexual topics are being openly discussed in the Middle East?<br /><br />This is the debate sparked by a magazine called Jasad (Body) published in Lebanon and distributed throughout the Arab world. <br /><br />It openly discusses long-standing taboos in Arab culture ranging from sexual fetishes to homosexuality, and even cannibalism.<br /><br />It also highlights articles by famous authors and scholars discussing their first sexual experience.<br /><br />Some are accusing Jasad of corrupting moral values, and calling it for it to shut down operations. <br /><br />Its founder argues that the magazine portrays the body not as something to be ashamed of, but rather celebrated.
