Hab diese Meldung gestern auszugsweise auf Deutsch gebracht. Möchte sie nun nicht noch mal übersetzen, aber wichtig scheint sie mir eben doch, weil ja gemeinhin von Polizei und Meiden das Gegenteil behauptet wird. Drum halt in Englisch.
More UK web users reporting child pornography
>>More web users than ever are reporting child pornography images on the web, says the Internet Watch Foundation (IWF).
The web charity revealed that reports of potentially illegal images had risen by five percent to 270,000 compared to this time last year. However, only one in five or those images was confirmed by the IWF as child sexual abuse.
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Despite receiving over 27,000 reports (a 5% increase on the same period last year) only one in five (5742) were confirmed by the IWF as images of child sexual abuse. This figure has been falling for three years suggesting a decrease in the availability of this content. Almost all of these images (over 99%) were traced to servers outside the UK. In these circumstances, the IWF acts immediately to inform our partner Hotline and law enforcement agencies in the relevant country to get the images removed and those responsible investigated.
As a result of consistent efforts by the IWF and the internet industry, it is now extremely rare for child sexual abuse images to be on UK websites. When they are, the IWF works in partnership with the hosting provider and the police to have them removed. During the first three quarters of this year, the IWF has issued 25 notices to companies in the UK about the abuse of their networks for the distribution of these images. Each notice was quickly complied with and every identified instance of online child sexual abuse content in the UK was removed within a day of notification.
Eve Salomon, IWF Chair, said: "With the help of our Hotline, the UK has an excellent record in eradicating child sexual abuse images on the internet in partnership with 35 other Hotlines around the world and with the support of our 100 industry members. These websites are reducing in number globally and where they are sited in the UK, they are removed extremely quickly.
http://www.iwf.org.uk/media/news.268.htm
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