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Koinos is available through international order, and through a limited number of resellers in the [[Netherlands]] and [[Germany]]. Readers are advised to check the legality of this magazine in their jurisdiction before purchasing it. Whilst the risk of prosecution is probably very low, some countries have very strict laws even against non-nude images. | Koinos is available through international order, and through a limited number of resellers in the [[Netherlands]] and [[Germany]]. Readers are advised to check the legality of this magazine in their jurisdiction before purchasing it. Whilst the risk of prosecution is probably very low, some countries have very strict laws even against non-nude images. | ||
==See also== | |||
*[[Stichting Amikejo]] | |||
==External Link== | ==External Link== | ||
Revision as of 23:21, 16 October 2008
Koinos is a magazine about teenage boys, published quarterly by the Amikejo foundation in the Netherlands. It contains essays about politics and art, book and film reviews, short stories and photos of boys. The magazine is bilingual (in English and German).
Availability
Koinos is available through international order, and through a limited number of resellers in the Netherlands and Germany. Readers are advised to check the legality of this magazine in their jurisdiction before purchasing it. Whilst the risk of prosecution is probably very low, some countries have very strict laws even against non-nude images.