By PornHarms on July 13, 2011
NINE-YEAR-OLD Mimi (not her real name) voluntarily posed in front of a computer-mounted camera for money.
That was the girl’s confession to Insp. Catalina Diotay, chief of the Cebu Provincial Police Office (CPPO)-Women and Children’s Protection Desk (WCPD).
Mimi and the other girls, aged 12 and 17, were rescued by authorities from a cybersex den in Cordova town last Tuesday afternoon.
The grade four pupil’s 31-year-old mother and two other women were arrested. The women are 25 and 29, police said.
Albotra said poverty should not be used as a reason for adults to use minors for online pornography.
He said they will file a human trafficking case against the arrested women and the other two, who are still at large. The Children’s Legal Bureau will assist PIB.
Evidence
The police official said they will ask the court to let PIB retain the computer and its accessories so they could examine it and uncover more evidence, which could strengthen the case.
He said they will continue to monitor the province for possible cybersex operations.
Most often, Albotra said online pornography comes out through social networking and dating websites.
“(A) lot of crimes have been committed (through the use of) Facebook,” he said.
He said Internet users should be “extra careful” in posting confidential information or pictures.
The latest raid, according to Albotra, served as a warning to the people in online pornography.
“Stop this kind of trade,” he said. “(It can cause) moral degradation of our society.”
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The average age of first exposure to pornography is eleven. Relatively few families have filtering software to block Internet pornography so millions of kids view pornography daily. For many, this is the only sex education they will ever get.
Pornography profoundly and negatively changes the developing brain of a child. Many will become addicted to pornography and never be treated, causing life-long harm to themselves and others. Children imitate behavior they view in adult pornography and sexually act out with other children and even with their own siblings.
Sexual perpetrators use adult pornography to groom their child victims and “teach” them that sex is okay. Many child pornographers start out with an interest only in adult pornography but, then due to brain changes caused by porn, deviate down to child pornography and child molestation.
Porn Harms children.
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