Lax laws in parts of Asia aid pedophiles
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One pedophile had plastic surgery and jumped bail to elude authorities. Another paid thousands of dollars to the families of his victims after they agreed to ask that charges be dropped.
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Rules to stop convicted paedophiles from committing sex abuse abroad are being evaded, campaigners say.
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THE biggest child pornography crackdown in Australia's history can be traced to an office block in Minsk, Belarus, a corner of the former Soviet Union the Russian mafia calls home.
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WASHINGTON -- In Thailand, he persuaded Santas and toll booth operators to hand out condoms. Traffic police gave them away, too, which he called "Cops and Rubbers." And Buddhist monks blessed packets of the latex sheaths in ceremonies.
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SHANGHAI, China  -- Chinese makers and distributors of pornographic materials sent through the Internet, mobile phones and other communication devices will face penalties as severe as life in prison under new rules that take effect Monday.    The regulations were issued Sunday in a legal interpretation by the Supreme People's Court and Supreme People's Procuratorate, or top prosecutors office, the official Xinhua News Agency reported...
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SYDNEY, Australia - Six men have been convicted of charges ranging from rape to indecent assault following trials that exposed a culture of sexual abuse on their small Pacific island.
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Those who are engaged in the profit-oriented production and dissemination of pornographic materials through the Internet, mobile communication terminals and &quot;phone-sex&quot; services in China are subject to punishment as severe as life imprisonment, according
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Child labor. Forced abortions. Religious persecution. Jailed dissidents. Cultural cleansing in Tibet and ethnic cleansing in Africa.
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China is cracking down on people who engage in the production of pornographic materials by means of the internet, mobile communication terminals and &quot;phone-sex&quot;, according to a report by Xinhua news agency.
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By Susan Lee  AT first I couldn't believe the figures. More than 30 children rescued from an internet porn ring? Right here in Britain?   But hang on, where were the appeals about these kids? The searches?   Then I realised they hadn't vanished at all.
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L'uomo Ã¨ un dipendente del Servizio antincendi della Provincia di Trentoindividuato grazie a controlli su scambi in internet di materiale pedo-pornografico                                          Pedofilia, primo arrestato in Italia per turismo sessuale in Asia                                                                                  Nel suo archivio trovate molte foto con ragazzine dai 12 ai 16 annirealizzate durante i viaggi in Thailandia, Cambogia, Vietnam e Laos
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By Zoe Fraley, The Bellingham Herald, Wash.  Jun. 1--UPDATED AT 5 P.M.   The self-proclaimed pedophile behind the "Seattle-Tacoma-Everett Girl Love" Web site has left Washington -- and its child-friendly events -- for the warmer climes of California.
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MORE Territory arrests are expected as a massive Internet child pornography sting envelopes the country. Nine Territorians have already been charged in the covert police operation, including one former Darwin teacher.
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Linked in the past to sex crimes in East Timor, and prostitution in Cambodia and Kosovo, U.N. peacekeepers have now been accused of sexually abusing the very population they were deployed to protect in Congo.
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SHANGHAI, China  - Chinese makers and distributors of pornographic materials sent through the Internet, cellphones and other communication devices will face penalties as severe as life imprisonment under new rules that take effect Monday.
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Children as young as 11 who have committed a crime could be sent to reformatories under a Japanese law enacted on Friday, part of a trend toward stiffer penalties reflecting growing angst about grisly crime.
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MUNICH, Germany  - World powers vowed on Thursday  to increase efforts to combat sexual exploitation of children  by Internet pornographers but said governments alone could not  stamp out the Web crime.