MEPs call for shutting down of child pornography web pages throughout EU Tue, Feb 15 2011 09:29 CET byThe Sofia Echo staff MEPs call for shutting down of child pornography web pages throughout EU Child…
Note from Yaman Akdeniz: Mandatory EU wide blocking is rejected but the provisions still allow the MS to adopt state level legal measures that provide for blocking access to know child pornography sites outside the…
MEPs putting child pornographers’ rights ahead of abuse victims, claim campaigners | Society | The Observer: “MEPs putting child pornographers’ rights ahead of abuse victims, claim campaigners Childrens’ charities attack move to inform child pornographers…
University Professor Ignites Controversy Over Report to Legalize CP: “A retired University of Hawaii professor is sparking controversy over his study that supports legalizing child pornography, claiming it would reduce child sexual abuse and child…
ISPs under pressure to control online porn: “ Minister thinks of the children Campaigners will meet with the internet minister, Ed Vaizey, to lobby for ISPs to be forced to control access to pornography.… “…
‘Children’s Law’ Used to Censor Online Media in Turkey Monday, 27 September 2010 Bans on websites containing a small amount of content in violation of Turkish law may be depriving people of their constitutional right…
Department of Justice Releases First National Strategy for Child Exploitation Prevention and Interdiction Department of Justice Office of Public Affairs FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Monday, August 2, 2010 Department of Justice Releases First National Strategy for…
IWF: Good on child abuse…: “ …obscenity, racism, not so much The Internet Watch Foundation is coming of age. Over the last few years it has transformed from an organisation apparently focused on takedown figures…
Facebook attacked over refusal to install panic button: Britain’s online child protection agency attacked Facebook yesterday for its continued refusal to install a panic button on its site. (Via Tech and Web from Times Online.)
Court Says Parents Can Block ‘Sexting’ Cases – NYTimes.com By TAMAR LEWIN, Published: March 17, 2010 In the first federal appeals court opinion dealing with ‘sexting’ — the transmission of sexually explicit photographs by cellphone…