WOMEN should force credit card companies to stop supporting the porn industry by threatening to take their business elsewhere.

CREDIT card companies such as Visa and MasterCard were last night accused of playing a key role in supporting the international trade in child pornography.

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THE man at the centre of a major child pornography investigation has not moved out of west Cork, despite local concerns about allegations he had taken sexually explicit pictures of young girls and posted them on the internet.

Child protection experts believe there are many people around the country taking abusive images of children. Colette Keane reports on how gardaí may have just hit the tip of the iceberg.

GARDAÍ will be able to trace those responsible for distributing a pornographic picture of a schoolgirl via mobile phones.

CAMERA phone porn is now a sordid fact of life in Ireland.

GARDAÍ could have difficulties tracking the person responsible for circulating pornographic images of a schoolgirl by camera phone, because ready-to-go phones are untraceable.

THE spread of child pornography on picture phones will cause a “huge future problem”, according to an anti-paedophile unit.

UNLOVED and lonely children are most at risk from internet paedophiles, according to a Cork-based expert.

The first report of the Internet Advisory Board established by the Government indicates that there is a high level of awareness among Irish parents of the dangers to children on the World Wide Web.

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MORE people are viewing video footage of children being sexually assaulted and raped on the internet because of cheaper and speedier internet connections.

THE number of internet photographs depicting sexual abuse of babies and toddlers is rapidly increasing, an expert has warned.

A PROJECT initiated by University College Cork is helping to track down paedophiles globally.

A GROUP set up to tackle child pornography on the internet is on the verge of collapse because the Government is not providing enough funding, a conference heard yesterday.