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Case studies
Australia:
A Western Australian Education Department clerk was found guilty of possessing child pornography he had accessed on the internet information super highway in what is believed to be the first such case of its kind in Australia... Three of the photographs were of naked children aged six or seven and the fourth photograph was of a pre-pubescent Asian girl having sex with an adult." (The Age 1/4/95)
United States:
The FBI made at least a dozen arrests and searched 120 homes across the United States concluding a two year investigation into the use of the nation's largest computer network to distribute child pornography and arrange sex with children." (Bangkok Post 15/9/95)
Thailand:
The Foreign Ministry will co-operate with the Immigration Bureau to blacklist American publisher and writer Bruce Cassirer, who published a travel guide on where to have sex with young prostitutes in Thailand. Ossirer reportedly hired Thai prostitutes to "put on a show" over the Internet, available to up to 30 million subscribers." (Bangkok Post 2/3/95)
New Zealand:
Computer systems and CD Rom disks were seized and three Wellington men are facing charges after a May raid by Internal Affairs. The computer system was being used to run an allegedly pornographic bulletin board called 'The Jungle'. The more that 15,000 pictures and text files held on the imported CD Rom disks included child pornography." (NZ Dept of Internal Affairs Newsletter July 1995)