September, 2017
Alarming rise in ‘self-produced child abuse material’ sparks online safety warnings
September 13, 2017 · By Elise Worthington and Alex McDonald for www.abc.net.au
Sexual predators are taking advantage of Australian children as young as four, who are live-streaming and recording explicit videos and sharing sexualised images of themselves online. Australian police have been overwhelmed with an increase in reports of what is known as “self-produced child exploitation material”. In some instances, children are willingly sharing these images and […]
Read More...Ex-school governor who imported child sex doll is jailed
September 12, 2017 ·
A former school governor and church warden who imported a child sex doll has been jailed for 16 months. David Turner, 72, admitted importing the child-size item and possessing 34,000 images of child sexual abuse. An investigation began when the UK Border Force intercepted a package in November, imported from China. The National Crime Agency […]
Read More...In Duterte’s Philippines it’s kill now, investigate later
September 12, 2017 · By Philippines for www.ucanews.com
Basic civil liberties have also fallen victim to president’s bloody and arbitary drug war Philippine police officials last month executed a 17-year-old student. They claimed Kian de los Santos had pulled a gun on arresting officers, forcing them to shoot him. Community security cameras caught police in a lie. They captured officers dragging a struggling […]
Read More...Families of the fallen fight back in Philippine drug war
September 12, 2017 · By www.ucanindia.in
Manila: Marian, a 25-year-old mother from Navotas City wept in the rain as she begged Filipinos to challenge the government’s claim that the thousands killed in Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte’s war on drugs deserved their deaths. A sister and daughter of men slain in anti-narcotics operations in July 2016, Marian was also kept for days […]
Read More...Duterte tells soldiers: Dare Trillanes to gun duel
September 12, 2017 · By Philippine Daily Inquirer for newsinfo.inquirer.net
A fuming President Duterte on Friday told soldiers to challenge Sen. Antonio Trillanes IV to a gun duel if they were bullied by the former mutineer. Calling Trillanes an “egotist coward,” Mr. Duterte also said he would not allow the senator to throw “garbage” allegations against him and his family. Speaking during the Araw ng […]
Read More...Tagle: Nation cannot be governed by killing
September 12, 2017 · By Julie M. Aurelio - @inquirerdotnet for newsinfo.inquirer.net
“A nation cannot be governed by killing,” Manila Archbishop Luis Antonio Cardinal Tagle said on Friday in a one-page letter that appealed anew for an end to the spate of killings attributed to the government’s war on drugs. Tagle also asked for a five-minute ringing of church bells at 8 p.m. starting Sept. 14, the […]
Read More...Pope embraces Colombian victims, ex-fighters in peace bid
September 11, 2017 · By Associated Press for newsinfo.inquirer.net
VILLAVICENCIO, Colombia — Pope Francis brought together on Friday thousands of victims of Colombia’s half-century-long conflict with their former victimizers, presiding over a prayer for reconciliation in hopes of solidifying the country’s peace process and healing still-fresh wounds. In the highlight of his pilgrimage, Pope Francis flew into an area once besieged by leftist rebels […]
Read More...Palace: ‘Malignant elements’ conspire to sabotage ‘drug war’
September 11, 2017 · By Jhoanna Ballaran - Reporter for newsinfo.inquirer.net
Presidential Spokesperson Ernesto Abella urged the public to view the recent deaths of teenagers with “suspicion and urgency” because “malignant elements” may have conspired to sabotage President Rodrigo Duterte’s war on illegal drugs. In a statement on Saturday, Abella said these conspirators may be creating scenarios to fuel public rage against the government. “The President’s […]
Read More...HR activists insist for UN probe on Duterte’s drug war
September 11, 2017 · By Jhoanna Ballaran - Reporter for newsinfo.inquirer.net
Human rights activists insisted on Saturday that the United Nations (UN) should already look into the bloody anti-drug campaign of President Rodrigo Duterte especially after the gruesome deaths of teenagers Carl Angelo Arnaiz and Reynaldo de Guzman. “The apparent willingness of Philippine police to deliberately target children for execution marks an appalling new level of […]
Read More...Paolo Duterte, Mans Carpio have millions in accounts – Trillanes
September 11, 2017 · By Rappler.com for www.rappler.com
(UPDATED) Senator Antonio Trillanes IV says he plans to file a case against the presidential son over his alleged ill-gotten wealth MANILA, Philippines (UPDATED) – During a Senate hearing on Tuesday, September 7, Senator Antonio Trillanes IV accused President Rodrigo Duterte’s son and son-in-law of having over a hundred million pesos in each of their […]
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