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Migrant children in Malta enticed to porn ring

Two men have been arrested by the Italian police for selling child porn material which also showed migrant children in Malta, the Italian media has reported.

The two, a 65-year-old businessman from Firenze and a 51-year-old former teacher from Venezia, are alleged to have sold porn pictures over the Internet to clients in Europe and the US. 166 financial transactions were noted.

The police operation, coordinated by the authorities in Firenze and Siracusa, found that the children were between 13 and 16 years old. They were given phone cards, mobile phones, clothes and other gifts in exchange for performing lewd acts.

Most of the children were photographed in Tunisia, Romania and Malta, as well as in Italy.

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Franco Farrugia

Jul 20th 2010, 19:23

I have no clue what you are on about. But don't expect any Police Commissioner to take action. YOU should be the Policeman within your household - as you said, there are electronic means of protecting your minors; buy the software and get on with life.

Sean Grima

Jul 20th 2010, 18:43

this guy tries to attack those organizations whose scope is to help vulnerable people!

dave pfizer

Jul 20th 2010, 21:59

NGOs whose scope is to help people who try to force a state to give them benefits - whether they deserve them or not - at the expense of the host country's taxpayers

Sean Grima

Jul 21st 2010, 12:15

very serious, and unfounded, allegations.

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