November 23, 2009

ARPA Note: Canada Family Action Coalition is working on a campaign to urge changes to the Criminal Code to combat child internet sex crimes. Learn more about how you can help out here.

Globe and Mail, Nov 22/09: The federal Conservatives plan to introduce a bill this week that would oblige internet service providers to report suspected child pornography to police. The bill, to be discussed Tuesday and expected to be passed unanimously, would require ISPs to report tips on websites providing child pornography, as well as informing police if they believe a child-porn offence has been committed using their internet service. [Read the full article here.]

Tags:  Pornography Email Us