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CEO leaves
The
executive commissioner and CEO of
Scouts Canada
has left the
organization. In her letter of resignation, Janet Yale
says her departure involves "philosophical differences"
over the future direction of Scouts Canada that
developed over months, and is not connected with a CBC
News investigation that revealed Scouts Canada had
signed out-of-court confidentiality agreements with more
than a dozen child sex-abuse victims in recent years,
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Sex-abuse files under review
Scouting sex abuse cases
Settlements kept secret
Man sues scouts
Abusive Scout leader was shuffled around
Scouts failed to stop sexual predator
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Scouts Canada apologizes
Scouts honour
Scouts deny keeping secret files
'Confidential list’
Moved from one Scout troop to another |
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Sexting
overblown
Two studies from the
University of New Hampshire Crimes against Children
Research Center suggest
that
sexting isn’t nearly as
wide spread as previously believed. Published in the
journal
Pediatrics Monday, the first
study found that the percentage of youth who send nude
pictures of themselves that would actually qualify as
child pornography is extremely low. (Toronto Star)
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4 years and $53M
CORNWALL, Ont. - Rumours that have swirled around this eastern
Ontario city for years that children were abused at the
hands of a pedophile ring were neither put to rest nor
given credence Tuesday by a $53-million public inquiry
report four years in the making. The Cornwall
inquiry's official mandate was to examine institutional
responses to historical claims of sexual abuse, but the
sensational allegation that fuelled it went unresolved
in the more than 1600-page report. (CP) |
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questions inquiry's price tag
Whistleblower - 6
months in jail
Perry Dunlop
Inquiry won't hear
from another former police officer
Public inquiries and the protection of children
Cornwall
diocese expected to try to derail abuse inquiry
Inquiry's
first task
Cornwall
diocese expected to try to derail abuse inquiry |
Police, church province failed to protect
Timeline: Cornwall
inquiry
Cornwall public inquiry
Conspiracy of 'elites'
Dunlop locked up
Cornwall under 'cloud'
Appeals Court clips scope of inquiry
Inquiry
into alleged historical child sex abuse in Cornwall |
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PEI
not responsible
OTTAWA - The
Supreme Court of Canada ruled the province of Prince
Edward Island is not responsible for any abuse that
occurred at the Mt. Herbert Orphanage. (CBC)
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2010 SCC 11
SCC rejects orphans challenge
Verdict leaves Scouts vulnerable
BSA
Detailed records
'Perversion files' |
Website prepares abused kids for court
www.childcourtprep.com
Bishop's College School
Court accepts settlement |
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Another death, another law
Their names, breezy and alive, conjure the girls they
used to be before they collided with horror. There was
Megan Kanka, the 7-year-old from New Jersey. Her rape
and murder at the hands of a neighbor who - unknown to
her parents - was a sex offender inspired
Megan's Law.
That statute led to electronic lists of offenders'
addresses. There was Jessica Lunsford, the 9-year-old
from Florida. Her rape and murder 150 yards from her
home led to
Jessica's Law,
which banned predators from living near where children
congregate. There was Amber Hagerman, the 9-year-old
from Texas. Her abduction and murder led to the creation
of
Amber Alerts,
advising the public about missing children. (LA Times)
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'Fatal flaw’
Age another Amber Alert flaw
USDJ Guidelines for issuing AMBER alerts
AMBER Alert
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New Ontario Amber Alert guidelines
AMBER Alert
RCMP Amber Alert
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Security breaks child porn laws
LONDON
- Airport security chiefs have been banned from
subjecting children to a controversial new X-ray scanner
that produces ‘naked’ pictures of passengers because of
legal warnings the images may break child pornography
laws. Child protection experts have warned that the
image produced by the Rapiscan machines may break the
law which prevents the creation of an indecent image or
pseudo-image of a child. (Daily Mail)
Rapiscan Systems
Watchdog oks see-through scanners
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Free
speech or crime?
Body-parts registry proposed to fight child porn
System targets Internet
abusers
Save
the children
Parents
warned to check kids iPods for porn
Canadian
incidence study of reported child abuse
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Porn, passwords and rights in the
Internet age
How to buy parental-control
software
Looking
for signs of sexual abuse
Parents
take precautions to keep their children safe
Are
all sex offenders the same?
Bogeymen:
The next generation
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Child porn bust
WASHINGTON - More than 50 members of a child pornography ring who
engaged in what authorities describe as "horrific" and "unspeakable"
crimes have been arrested for sexually exploiting children from 12 years
old to as young as infants. 72 members of the online site called
Dreamboard have been charged. (CNN) MORE:
Canadians among charged
2 Canadians implicated
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170
arrested
Child porn network
Global child porn network exposed
700 tracked in bust of child porn ring
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French arrest 300 in
internet hunt
British police smash
online paedophile ring
Global pedophile ring
busted
Canadians kids among
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Bill C-22 comes into effect
OTTAWA
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Bill C-22 came into effect and
makes it mandatory for providers of Internet services to
report online child pornography. Prior to the bill,
Internet providers didn't have to monitor what their
clients were doing. (QMI) |
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2010 SCC 25
Online sex chat has limits |
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Framed by a PC virus
Of all
the sinister things that Internet viruses do, this might
be the worst: They can make you an unsuspecting
collector of child pornography. Heinous pictures and
videos can be deposited on computers by viruses - the
malicious programs better known for swiping your credit
card numbers. In this twist, it's your reputation
that's stolen. (AP) |
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Child porn scanner averts cop burnout
VICTORIA - Every day, Bob Elder turns on his computer
and sees some of the worst humanity has to offer. It's
his job to scan the hundreds of thousands of child-porn
pictures and videos that Victoria police find on
computers around the city. Flipping through a
never-ending series of images of exploited young
children, often captured performing sex acts, can be a
horrific task, even for a veteran cop. (Times
Colonist) PREVIOUS:
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Online sexual solicitations
down, survey shows
NEW YORK - Fewer youths
are receiving sexual solicitations over the Internet as
they become smarter about where they hang out and with
whom they communicate online, researchers said
Wednesday. AP - Aug. 10, 2006 STUDY:
National
Center for Missing & Exploited Children |
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Wi-Fi
cloaks a new breed of intruder
The
Trojan Horse: A viral defense?
The case of the Trojan Wookiee
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Hard
drives, hard facts
Trial
by computer: Digital evidence not always as reliable as it
seems
Methods
of Proof: The 'Real Child' issue in Child
Molesters often strike again |
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New law didn't work
OTTAWA - An increase in
Canada's age of consent law from 14 to 16 was supposed
to protect teens from sexual exploitation, but a new
study suggests the legislation may not be helping kids
who are most at risk. The federal government's
rationale for changing the law in 2008 was to protect
14- and 15-year-olds from adult sexual predators and to
prevent adolescents from making poor sexual decisions
because of their age. But Elizabeth Saewyc, a professor
of nursing and adolescent medicine at UBC, said children
younger than 13 are actually at greatest risk of
exploitation because they're most likely to have had sex
with adults. (CP) |
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greatest risk
Sex with adults
Domestic Sex Trafficking of Aboriginal
Girls in Canada .pdf
Hunting child porn in BC
FBI
'sex tour' site lured predators
Action
on Cambodia sex tourists
The
prevalence of human trafficking
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Child trafficking bill passes
Bill C-268
The
youngest profession
Orphanages in 'children for sale' racket
Sex slaves, revisited
Child
sex-trafficking study reveals misperceptions
Life
in the killing fields
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Abuse allegations
OTTAWA - A
Canadian Orthodox archbishop has stepped down amid
allegations of sexual misconduct involving pre-teen
boys. The Orthodox Church in America (OCA) says in a
news release that Archbishop Seraphim of Ottawa, the
head of the church's Canadian archdiocese, asked for and
was granted, a three-month leave. (CTV) MORE:
Archbishop takes leave
Seraphim Storheim
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Coach charged
DARTMOUTH - A Dartmouth man who coaches
and referees youth volleyball is facing sex and child pornography
charges. Joseph Emile "Luc" Potvin is charged with luring a child,
sexual exploitation and possession of child pornography, following a
week-long investigation by Halifax Regional Police. (CTV) MORE:
Coach faces sex charges |
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Coach
to fight allegations
Community shocked
Coach
charged
5 years
Suspended sentence
Guilty plea
Police looking for victims
Soccer coach ruling helps to define sexual
exploitation
Swimming coaches
molested swimmers
Coach guilty of
sexual exploitation
Teacher admits to charge
Teacher pleads guilty to
sexual exploitation
Charge dropped against
teacher
Teacher guilty
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Coach forced players to have sex
6 years
Peers find teacher guilty
Strike two for female predator
Tennis coach jailed for molesting girl
Deaf
victims end 40-year silence on child sex abuse
Victims
demand inquiry into deaf school abuse
When
Ms. teacher goes after male pupil
Public
schools need programs to stop child sex abuse
Coaches
Who Prey
Women
as sexual abusers
Lifting
the lid on women paedophiles
Teacher accused of sex with student
Teacher
sex scandals: Double standard?
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Healing the scars of sexual
abuse
MONTREAL -
For years, childhood sexual abuse was something rarely
talked about. Now that the phenomenon has come out of
the closet, a specialized centre that would have been
almost unheard of 10 years ago has begun to make a
difference for young abuse victims in Montreal.
(Montreal Gazette) MORE:
Men more likely than women to hide past
victimization |
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More harm than good
OTTAWA
- Justice Minister Robert Nicholson
introduced new legislation that, if enacted, will
establish mandatory disclosure requirements for Internet
providers to report child pornography websites or
subscribers they believe are using their service to
violate child pornography laws. The second concern
arises from the bigger picture shift of the role of
Internet providers. (Toronto Star) |
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DA refuses to prosecute 'Catch a
Predator' cases
Dateline NBC
Former DA kills self after sex sting operation
Child's story lethal
Quebec
man dead after fight over abuse allegations
Suing for $520M
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Couple dead in murder-suicide
The O'Reilly Factor
John Doe #9 and Jane Doe #2
http://www.perverted-justice.com
Corrupted-justice.com
Operation Ore 'shambles'
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Teachers sacked
KENYA - More
than 1,000 teachers have been sacked in
Kenya for
sexually abusing girls over the past two years, the
authorities say. Senior government official Ahmed
Hussein told the BBC that most of the victims were aged
between 12 and 15. He said a nationwide confidential
helpline set up to help victims had revealed that the
problem was much more widespread than previously
thought. Most of the cases have occurred in rural
primary schools. (BBC) MORE:
Teachers sent home for sex abuse
Sex abuse in schools |
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Whistleblower faces jail
ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia - A
British teacher is facing up to six months in jail after
being convicted of defamation for comments she made in
exposing pedophiles at a children's charity in Ethiopia
10 years ago. Jill Campbell and her husband Gary
Campbell compiled evidence in 1999 that helped convict
the director of an Ethiopian orphanage run by the Swiss
charity
Terre Des Hommes-Lausanne.
The charity acknowledged the abuse took place, but
brought a successful defamation case against the
Campbells for their claims that the charity's senior
staff covered up the scandal. (AP) |
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Chad to tighten charity
controls
CHAD
is to review the credentials of all aid agencies
operating following an alleged child-trafficking
scandal. Six French aid workers remain in custody in
N'Djamena awaiting trial after they tried to fly out 103
children for adoption in Europe. (BBC)
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freed in Chad child row
Children
'not orphans'
French held over Darfur 'adoptions'
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Peacekeepers in sex scandal
More than
110 Sri Lankan peacekeepers serving with the UN mission
in Haiti are to be sent home over charges that they
sexually exploited people, including minors, in the
impoverished nation, the United Nations said yesterday.
It is the latest in a series of such scandals to
besmirch the world body. (Montreal Gazette)
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UN suspends Peacekeepers
UN staff accused of raping
children in Sudan
UN troops face child abuse claims
UN
Secretary General's study on violence against children
Sex
scandal in Congo threat to UN's peacekeepers
UN
reports sexual abuse by its troops in Congo
Rape
a standard military tactic in Congo
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UN probes 'abuse' in Ivory
Coast
UN investigated over 300 for
alleged sex offences
UN says scores of
Peacekeepers ousted for abuse
UN study reveals 'shocking'
global child abuse
The
UN sex scandal
UN
'peacekeepers' rape women, children
Crisis
in the Congo: Sex charges roil UN
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MAKO:
Listing Australian Paedophiles/Sex Offenders
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Internet
traders of child pornography in New Zealand
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FBI
Parents Guides
Fact
Sheet: Operation Predator
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Innocent
Images National Initiative
Guardian
Special Report: Child Protection
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Pedophilia
is sexual contact with a child who has not yet reached
puberty.
Sexual
relations with older adolescents past puberty is
accurately termed "hebophilia" or "ephebophilia."
Table
of worldwide ages of consent
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