The son of a man convicted for viewing iioc talks of the effect on him and how different his and his wife’s reaction is to some other members of the family.
https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2017/may/06/my-father-the-respectable-paedophile
Sexually Inappropriate Behaviour
Workshops for those who struggle with sexual behaviour that might lead to committing a sexual offence
The son of a man convicted for viewing iioc talks of the effect on him and how different his and his wife’s reaction is to some other members of the family.
https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2017/may/06/my-father-the-respectable-paedophile
In February 2018 there had been more than 100 incidents reported to police by hunters in Northern Ireland, but no-one has been charged as a result and there have been no convictions. The issues surrounding this are dicussed.
Charges including assault, disorderly behaviour and false imprisonment were laid against a member of a paedophile hunting group. However, of other cases examined there were insufficient grounds to proceed with charges. The concern over the quality of evidence provided by hunters are expressed.
A short article by Jack Dawson about his story of seeking help for paedophilia. The original article was published in 2017.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bbcthree/article/3216b48d-3195-4f67-8149-54586689ae3c
Back in 2002 Operation Ore, a police investigation in the USA started into people accessing online child pornography sites. The information came from the use of credit cards. However, after many convictions and the lives and families being destroyed, the evidence showed that many of those convicted weren’t paedophiles at all. They were victims of straightforward online credit card fraud.
What Works for Children’s Social Care head of practice, Anna Bacchoo, discusses child protection plans and asks how they could be more effective. The blog describes a new approach to creating plans in conferences and network meetings developed by Warrington Borough Council which aims to share responsibility for plans more effectively across the network and support parents to set achievable goals. The blog invites social workers to get in touch with views on the type of study which could explore how effective child protection plans are, for whom and in what circumstances.
Read the blog: Could we be doing more to improve child protection plans?
A look at group therapy within a prison in the USA.
A light to read account of what happens should the police arrive to arrest you for any crime that involves using computers.
https://www.theregister.co.uk/2013/11/07/feature_what_happens_when_you_arrested_by_computer_police/
In the online publication ‘theRecord’ run by unlock this short account gives the negative impact of a conviction for indecent images of children.
After Indonesia passed controversial laws in 2016 authorising chemical castration which the Indonesian Doctors Association called unethical, this short article looks at the position of other countries (Russia, Poland, South Korea, Germany, Uk and Czech Rebublic) at that time