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News Burst: 'Epidemic' of Internet child pornography sweeps UK
News An investigation by The Observer has revealed that lenient sentencing and a failure to recognise offenders as paedophiles is fuelling "an epidemic" of Internet child pornography. According to a spokesman for the Association of Child Abuse Lawyers...
[January 8, 2001, 8:15]
Firms keep silent over child pornography
News Most UK companies would rather keep quiet than call the police if they caught employees downloading child pornography, according to research published by the Internet Watch Foundation (IWF) on Wednesday.
[May 11, 2005, 12:30]
Firms keep silent over child pornography
Talkback The problem is, every IT administrator knows that as soon as an allegation of kiddie porn is made to the police, the police will remove for evidence every item of hardware that could have been involved.
[May 12, 2005, 11:36]
Firms keep silent over child pornography
Talkback No, it's a healthy fear of being framed. I predict that "kiddie porn" will be a great tool for zapping unruly bosses and fast promotions. Just imagine, an unpopular boss walks in one day and leaves in handcuffs because an IT technician "discovers...
[May 11, 2005, 23:53]
Firms keep silent over child pornography
Talkback I was forced to confess for possession of child porn. I would like to send you some links to publications about my criminal case. I worked for Mitsubishi Electric Automation in Vernon Hills, IL, USA. My case are getting public attention now as an...
[May 12, 2005, 18:14]
Firms keep silent over child pornography
Talkback This is exactly the sort of "stiff upper lip" attitude that caused the breakup of the British empire. When will Britons learn?
[May 11, 2005, 16:02]
A Year Ago: Child porn scandal hits Bavaria
News Photos containing child pornography have been found in a newsgroup which can be accessed via Bavaria Online -- the so-called "citizen's network" funded and controlled by the Bavarian government. Ironically it was Bavaria that sentenced a former...
[July 8, 1999, 6:00]
Deceptive URLs and 'virtual' porn banned
News The US House of Representatives voted overwhelmingly on Thursday to ban pornographic Internet sites with misleading addresses and computer-generated child pornography. The second amendment, which the House agreed to by a 406-15 vote, represents...
[March 28, 2003, 12:14]
Net closes on thousands of UK paedophiles
News A major breakthrough by US police officers investigating Internet child pornography has resulted in the identification of over 7,000 suspected British paedophiles. The FBI obtained the information after discovering and seizing two US-based Web...
[August 5, 2002, 9:50]
News Burst: Massive paedophile operation leads to arrests
News Thirteen suspected paedophiles were arrested Wednesday, and 27 computers seized by police, in the largest ever police operation against child pornography on the Internet. DCI Bob McLachlan, head of the Met's Paedophile Unit, explained that the...
[January 17, 2001, 12:54]
MP: ISPs must come clean on paedophilia
News Parliament will debate on Wednesday whether ISPs should be forced to declare whether they block customers from accessing known child pornography sites. I want to encourage ISPs to use the technology available to restrict access to child pornography...
[October 26, 2005, 12:25]
Commercial child porn ring bust leads to 100 arrests
News The arrest of 100 people subscribing to the largest commercial child pornography ring ever discovered in the United States has called into question the assumption that Internet paedophilia is a non-profit-making activity.
[August 9, 2001, 13:00]
Naughton jury: Cops 'screwed up'
News Former Infoseek executive Patrick Naughton was handcuffed and led to jail after he was convicted of possessing child pornography in federal court here Thursday morning. Agents found images of child pornography on his computer after his arrest...
[December 17, 1999, 8:42]
Electronic evidence raises questions in porn case
News A New York federal judge on Thursday sentenced a former Xerox engineer accused of trafficking in child pornography to nearly four years in prison. Benedict repeatedly said that he understood the agreement, that he had no questions, that he was...
[August 30, 2002, 14:24]
Child porn cases on the rise in Ireland
News An incident of child pornography on the Internet is reported in Ireland every day, on average, according to new figures released by the Internet Advisory Board. In its first annual report, published on Tuesday, the Irish regulatory body reveals...
[February 6, 2002, 15:27]
Wonderland paedophiles are sentenced
News Seven Britons were sentenced Tuesday for their participation in the world's largest Internet child pornography ring -- dubbed the "Wonderland Club" -- amid criticism of the court's leniency. Appearing before Kingston Crown Court, judge Kenneth...
[February 13, 2001, 14:28]
Seven Britons guilty over child porn ring
Talkback Whle child abuse, and particularly child sexual abuse is totally dispicable, and those guilty deserve to feel the full weight of the law, I feel a distinction needs to be made between actual "hands on" abuse and viewing child pornography.
[April 22, 2004, 2:02]
News Roundup: Online paedophiles hit the news
News Child pornography on the Net was in the news Monday as seven men appeared in court after being convicted of possessing and distributing child pornography. Each was a member of the notorious "Wonderland Club" -- the international ring that used the...
[February 12, 2001, 17:02]
Encryption foils Internet child porn prosecutions
News The international operation into the world's largest child pornography ring caught only a fraction of its members, and has failed to retrieve the encryption keys for many of the images that the club circulated on the Internet.
[August 3, 2001, 14:10]
Eighty people caught in Net paedophile ring
News Spanish police broke an international child pornography ring on Friday, which had distributed more than 20,000 indecent images of children around the globe via the Internet. Last month, 48 search warrants were executed by Greater Manchester's...
[April 23, 2001, 16:35]
