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[Guri Guy]

[Guri Guy]

Figures from the UK's Internet Watch Foundation (IWF) clearly illustrate the global nature of internet paedophilia. The IWF monitors the origins of all illegal child abuse images reported in the UK. The USA and Russia predominate in this roll call of shame. Criminals in these countries are the biggest suppliers of child pornography on the planet. Only two other countries are sufficiently large producers to warrant a specific mention. One is Brazil, the other is South Korea, each at 4%, compared with 55% and 23% respectively for the USA and Russia.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/child/story/0,7369,1351786,00.html

Funny thing. Japan didn't make the list.
Child pornography is a worldwide problem and Korea is a big player.

[jinju]

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While I don't wanna bother with every-single-thing-Japan-does-is-the-justice Occidentalism folks,

[Guri Guy]

[Guri Guy]

The real answer is of course that both Japan and Korea have a big problem with Child Pornography. Preying on the most innocent and vulnerable is vile beyond belief.

I sometimes post on the Japan today forum and I have had long running battles with Child Pornography advocates. One of them even became a Mod somehow. I must have campaigned for 6 months but I finally helped get him removed. I'll find the thread sometime. Sick stuff.

Reporting child pornography

One of the most appalling types of spam is spam advertising child pornography sites.

Child pornography sites make money through the sexual exploitation of children. Many of the victims are from Russia or Eastern Europe. Often the sites are hosted in Korea, Russia, China or other countries by webhosters who ignore all complaints.

http://www.joewein.de/sw/spam-cp.htm


Asia warned on internet child porn
By Tony Cheng
BBC, Bangkok

The rapid commercialisation of the internet has led to an explosion of child pornography, according to a UN conference being held in Bangkok.

Delegates were warned that child pornography on the net also led to more traditional forms of child abuse like prostitution and child trafficking.

John Carr, head of British Charity the National Children's Home, said 70% of convicted paedophiles were inspired to offend by viewing child porn on the internet.

As a specialist on how to tackle the problem, he was in Bangkok to warn nations in South East Asia that the internet threatens to increase their traditional problems of sex tourism and child trafficking.

Japan and South Korea have joined the US and Russia as the hosts of large numbers of child porn websites. With an increase in commercial opportunities from child abuse, criminal gangs have now become involved.

A website in eastern Europe that was recently shut down was found to be generating $2m a month from child porn.

That, says the UN, requires immediate global agreements to ensure that police forces are able to swiftly and efficiently take action against paedophiles, be they hardened criminals or simply domestic internet users.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/3994977.stm

The report estimates the child pornography industry to be worth billions of dollars a year, although most child sex abuse images are traded for non-monetary gain. The main free-to-view sites have been traced to the Commonwealth of Independent States, the USA, Spain, Thailand, Japan and the Republic of Korea. More than half of the child sex abuse images which are sold for profit are generated from the United States and nearly a quarter from Russia. These countries are also the main hosts of commercial child pornography websites, followed by Spain and Sweden.
Millions of child sex abuse images circulate online, and through mobile phones and peer networks. Interpol�s shared child pornography database contains images of between 10,000 and 20,000 individual child victims, of whom fewer than 350 have ever been located.

http://www.ip97.com/report_blames_weak_laws_for_online_child_bfje.aspx

Carr said Japan and South Korea also had significant child porn industries and rapid technological growth across much of the developing world would possibly see a major increase in the exploitation of children if steps were not taken to prosecute offending sites and users.

He cited the closure of a US-based website in 2001 which had some quarter of a million subscribers from 59 countries.

http://www.theage.com.au/articles/2004/11/09/1099781357147.html?from=moreStories

[jinju]

Why did you conveniently stay out of the thread about underage models in Japan? You almost wrote a freaking thesis on child pornography and its worldwide distribution..ofcourse with an anti-Korean bent, yet where the heck were you in that thread? You would think someone so informed and knowledgeable on the subject would have something to contribute ....


oh wait, that would mean criticizing Japan.

Remember, the internet is one medium only. Have you been to Japan? You do know that child sexual exploitation is not only virtual, do you not? From soft porn publications to grotesque and perverse animation to vending machines with used panties worn by teens, that is not something you would see in Korea.

P.S. what did it take to become Ilsanman's underling? Was there a test?

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