Oh snap! I gave you a CD of child porn instead of my exam

D3PART3D · Post by **D3PART3D** » 22 May 2008, 17:55

I didn't even see that!

jee · Post by **jee** » 22 May 2008, 18:16

Hex_Rated wrote:
5/13/08 - Local authorities have arrested a former Tyrone Township .......]
He looks like a pedo.

he looks like a child... he probably have not developed sexually further than 15 years...

Richard_ · Post by **Richard_** » 22 May 2008, 18:35

rustypup wrote:entirely the wrong question... as raised on SA:..

1 DVD == more than enough evidence
2 DVDs == anal retentive
3 DVDs == ???

1 DVD == more than enough evidence
2 DVDs == anal retentive
3 DVDs == ???
4 DVDs == PROFIT!

Nuke · Post by **Nuke** » 22 May 2008, 18:58

A cat is fine too......

Tolklein · Post by **Tolklein** » 22 May 2008, 21:14

Crazy

DJT · Post by **DJT** » 23 May 2008, 10:00

Richard_ wrote:
rustypup wrote:entirely the wrong question... as raised on SA:..

1 DVD == more than enough evidence
2 DVDs == anal retentive
3 DVDs == ???
1 DVD == more than enough evidence
2 DVDs == anal retentive
3 DVDs == ???
4 DVDs == PROFIT!

Agreed

It wasnt Jamin was it?
*Makes mental note to close all curtains in future before giving the furniture some luving*

Tribble · Post by **Tribble** » 23 May 2008, 10:03

I am sure there are better things to love

Hman · Post by **Hman** » 23 May 2008, 10:07

Tribble wrote: I am sure there are better things to love

Like cutlery?

Tribble · Post by **Tribble** » 23 May 2008, 10:15

Mmmm if you say so - will take your word for it

Website · Post by **hamin_aus** » 28 May 2008, 09:53

cnn.com wrote:Charity: Aid workers raping, abusing children

Humanitarian aid workers and United Nation peacekeepers are sexually abusing small children in several war-ravaged and food-poor countries, a leading European charity has said.

1 of 2 Children as young as 6 have been forced to have sex with aid workers and peacekeepers in return for food and money, Save the Children UK said in a report released Tuesday.

After interviewing hundreds of children, the charity said it found instances of rape, child prostitution, pornography, indecent sexual assault and trafficking of children for sex.

"It is hard to imagine a more grotesque abuse of authority or flagrant violation of children's rights," said Jasmine Whitbread, chief executive of Save the Children UK. Watch a report on the abuse »

In the report, "No One To Turn To" a 15-year-old girl from Haiti told researchers: "My friends and I were walking by the National Palace one evening when we encountered a couple of humanitarian men. The men called us over and showed us their penises.

"They offered us 100 Haitian gourdes ($2.80) and some chocolate if we would suck them. I said, 'No,' but some of the girls did it and got the money."

Save the Children says that almost as shocking as the abuse itself is the "chronic under-reporting" of the abuses. It believes that thousands more children around the world could be suffering in silence.

"People don't report it because they are worried that the agency will stop working here, and we need them," a teenage boy in southern Sudan told Save the Children.

The charity's research was centered on Ivory Coast, southern Sudan and Haiti, but Save the Children said the perpetrators of sexual abuse of children could be found in every type of humanitarian organization at all levels.

Save the Children is calling for a global watchdog to tackle the problem and said it was working with the U.N. to establish local mechanisms that will allow victims to easily report abuse.

"We are glad that Save the Children continues to shed a light on this problem. It actually follows up on a report that we did in 2002 with Save the Children. I think every population in the world has to confront this problem of exploitation and abuse of children," said Ron Redmond, chief spokesman for the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees in Geneva, Switzerland.

"The United Nations has a zero-tolerance policy. It's one that UNHCR takes very, very seriously. In refugee camps, we have implemented very strong reporting mechanisms so that refugees can come forward to report any abuses or alleged abuses."

In 2003, U.N. Nepalese troops were accused of sexual abuse while serving in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Six soldiers were jailed.

A year later, two U.N. peacekeepers were repatriated after being accused of abuse in Burundi, and U.N. troops were accused of rape and sexual abuse in Sudan.

Last year, the U.N. launched an investigation into sexual abuse claims in Ivory Coast.

The vast majority of aid workers were not involved in any form of abuse or exploitation but in "life-saving essential humanitarian work," Save the Children's Whitbread said.

But humanitarian and peacekeeping agencies working in emergency situations "must own up to the fact that they are vulnerable to this problem and tackle it head on," she said.

The aid agency said it had fired three workers for breaching its codes and called on others to do the same. The three men were dismissed in the past year for having had sex with girls aged 17, which the charity said is not illegal but is cause for loss of employment.

Other UK charities said they supported Save the Children's call for a global watchdog.

Hman · Post by **Hman** » 28 May 2008, 10:17

Website · Post by **hamin_aus** » 28 May 2008, 11:00

Epic win!

DJT · Post by **DJT** » 28 May 2008, 12:36

Lol!

@ Jamin: +1

rustypup · Post by **rustypup** » 29 May 2008, 12:33

BBC wrote:Drawings and computer-generated images of child sex abuse would be made illegal under proposals announced by Justice Minister Maria Eagle.

Owners of such images would face up to three years in prison under the plans.
<..>
Ms Eagle said the plans were "not about criminalising art or pornographic cartoons more generally, but about targeting obscene, and often very realistic, images of child sexual abuse which have no place in our society".

Shaun Kelly, safeguarding manager for children's charity NCH, said the proposals were a step in the right direction.

He said: "This is a welcome announcement which makes a clear statement that drawings or computer-generated images of child abuse are as unacceptable as a photograph.

yeeha!..

no more animes..[size=0]naarf![/size].

Hex_Rated · Post by **Hex_Rated** » 29 May 2008, 13:04

Age of consent in Japan is 13. So no more anime with 12 year old girls, they'll bump them up to 13.

UrBaN · Post by **UrBaN** » 29 May 2008, 13:10

lol I sense one VERY BORED jamin_za..what to do what to do..

you'll have to pull that teletubbies outfit out of your cupboard...

D3PART3D · Post by **D3PART3D** » 29 May 2008, 13:21

Hex_Rated wrote:Age of consent in Japan is 13. So no more anime with 12 year old girls, they'll bump them up to 13.

WHAT?! 8O That's so messed up...

Rayne · Post by **Rayne** » 29 May 2008, 13:37

Well no even so this is in no way related to any Japanese law whatsoever. If anything happens it will be limited to the UK.

Concerning the age of consent it might be sickening for us but not for them.

Japan has just about no child-protection laws compared to other nations but you know what? It's child abuse cases is one of the smalest in the world. Just a few days ago I read compared to the US's 50 000 annual reports, they have 20.

Interesting aint it.

UrBaN · Post by **UrBaN** » 29 May 2008, 13:38

Yup, just shows the US reporting system is far more efficient

Rayne · Post by **Rayne** » 29 May 2008, 13:40

Hex_Rated · Post by **Hex_Rated** » 29 May 2008, 13:42

Japs also have things like Kanamara Matsuri, used schoolgirl pantie vending machines, rape simulators video games and rapeman (but he only rapes bad woman who deserve it).

UrBaN · Post by **UrBaN** » 29 May 2008, 13:44

8O There are some things I'd just rather not know..

Rayne · Post by **Rayne** » 29 May 2008, 13:47

Indeed, you are better off not knowing.

EDIT : And the vending machine story is a hoax I see.

D3PART3D · Post by **D3PART3D** » 29 May 2008, 13:54

UrBaN wrote:8O There are some things I'd just rather not know..

QFT. How come you know so much Hex? And don't give me that "I iz 1337" nonsense

Of course it seems child abuse occurs at a much lower rate than in the USA - Japan's definition of child abuse is totally different. Nobody's going to report it if it's legal.

Hex_Rated · Post by **Hex_Rated** » 29 May 2008, 14:00

D3PART3D wrote:8O There are some things I'd just rather not know..

QFT. How come you know so much Hex? And don't give me that "I iz 1337" nonsense

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Knew about the vending machines (and bukkake) from this forum, and they aren't a hoax. The other stuff is from a "how sick are japs" thread on /b/. Mostly centered around pictures of little girls sucking ice cream in the shape of male appendages.

EDIT: Almost forgot. I iz 1337