Former 007 Roger Moore has urged officials around the world to protect children from sexual exploitation by pursuing paedophiles across the borders.
While speaking in Germany, on behalf of Unicef - for which he is a longterm ambassador - Moore called for police to enter foreign countries in a bid to catch abusers and put them behind bars.
Child Abuse - When God's Gifts Land in Devils' Clutches
Every second child in India had been a victim of some form of abuse. Worse still, more than 50% of the children had been subjected to sexual abuse of different kinds.
Every second child in India had been a victim of some form of abuse. Worse still, more than 50% of the children had been subjected to sexual abuse of different kinds.
"I can hardly imagine a more shameful violation of the rights of children as the deliberate exploitation of their bodies by unscrupulous adults to serve their sexual appetite.
"They destroy the childhood of their victims and do harm to them that lasts throughout their lives.
IT Problems Could Delay Setting Up UK Authority to Check Child Abuse
It will be a while before the much-talked about the Independent Safeguarding Authority (ISA) is finally rolled out in the UK. IT-related problems are in the way, it has been stated.
It will be a while before the much-talked about the Independent Safeguarding Authority (ISA) is finally rolled out in the UK. IT-related problems are in the way, it has been stated.
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History of Child Abuse Poses Greater Challenge in Depressed Patients
A history of child abuse can result in an increase in suicide attempts, prevalence of substance use disorder, and a higher incidence of personality disorder in depressed patients
A history of child abuse can result in an increase in suicide attempts, prevalence of substance use disorder, and a higher incidence of personality disorder in depressed patients
Madonna Denied Permission to Adopt Girl to Pre-empt Child trafficking: Malawi Judge
A female Malawi judge said she had to bar pop singer Madonna's second adoption from the country on Friday as giving the nod might have opened the doors to child trafficking.
A female Malawi judge said she had to bar pop singer Madonna's second adoption from the country on Friday as giving the nod might have opened the doors to child trafficking.
