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Children as young as 10 have engaged in ‘sexting’ – sending explicit images or texts to another person — but they are distanced from the reality of what they are doing, writes Dr Maureen Griffin.
The world’s biggest search engine is using new technology to stop 100,000 different searches from resulting in images of children being abused.
Some 341 people across the world have been arrested in connection with the Canadian investigation.
Hotline.ie said that 96 turned out to be illegal child pornography cases, while four were traced to servers here in Ireland.
Eighteen children were rescued from locations in the US and Europe.
In Ireland, sentences for child abuse-related crimes are far lower than elsewhere, writes Lisa Collins. So what does this say about our society?
New proposals could radically cut the number of people in Ireland accessing child abuse material, according to backers.
The 43-year-old man was charged with distributing the images and will appear in court in Northern Ireland.
They are among 269 suspects identified in the Europe-wide operation targeting videos of child sexual abuse.
Kansas bishop Robert Finn knew of suspicions around priest Shawn Ratigan, but did not report them, prosecutors say.
In tonight’s Fix: A wrongly accused priest comes home, Macca gets married, and two burglars prove there really is honour among thieves…
The man was arrested in California after burglars stole 50 CDs from his home. They thought the discs were blank – but in fact they contained graphic images.
The authorities say the discovery was sparked by an investigation into a former pre-school worker suspected of abusing young children.
More than 600 people signed up to the Dreamboard network trading tens of thousands of images and videos of sexually abused children.
The former head of a diocese in Novia Scotia, 70-year-old Raymond Lahey, has pleaded guilty to possessing and importing indecent images of children.
About 700,000 child pornography images were found at the home of Raphael Farina, 65, from Dublin, by gardaí in 2007.
A 2006 investigation uncovered regular purchases of illegal images – but only a handful were ever investigated.