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  • Court drops hammer on 'Wonderland' child-porn

    Seven Britons have been sentenced for their participation in the world's largest Internet child pornography ring -dubbed the "Wonderland Club"- amid criticism of the court's leniency.

  • Paedophile swoop nets 13-year-old

    Suspected paedophiles as young as 13 have been arrested by the largest proactive investigation ever undertaken in the UK to crack down on Internet child pornography.

  • Huge raid on alleged Net paedophiles

    British police have carried out simultaneous raids on 45 suspected Net paedophile homes, following a three-month investigation which used filtering software to locate suspects.

  • Feds break up huge online child porn ring

    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

  • CyberArmy declares war

    With a member base of 35,000, CyberArmy may have the biggest armament the Net has ever seen, rallying to take down Web sites that 'abuse' the World Wide Web - and removing power from governments.

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