Childpornographybill
•
0 likes•124 views
The Brazilian Senate has passed amendments to the Minors Protection Law that criminalize child pornography on the Internet. The amendments expand the existing law by making it illegal to produce, distribute, or publish sexual images of minors through any medium, including digital photography and the Internet. Those convicted face 2-6 years in prison and fines, or 3-8 years if the offenses were committed for profit. The law also broadens who can be prosecuted for these crimes against children.
Report
Share
Report
Share
Download to read offline
Recommended
Cybersex law
The document summarizes the Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012 in the Philippines, which aims to address legal issues concerning online interactions such as cybersex, child pornography, and identity theft. It defines key terms and outlines penalties for offenses related to illegal access, interception of data, and other cybercrimes. Specifically, it describes how cybersex dens operate in the Philippines, with financiers, website administrators, and local operators managing the recruitment and exploitation of workers, often through human trafficking. Prior to 2012, there were gaps in laws addressing cybersex dens and adult workers, though provisions on child pornography, trafficking, and prostitution applied.
OLC Presentation Jipson
The document discusses various privacy and security issues related to internet use. It covers topics like internet privacy laws, the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA), gender and electronic privacy concerns like cyberstalking, the USA PATRIOT Act, cookies, spam, spyware, and more. It provides details on specific cases and legislation while outlining both benefits and criticisms of various technologies and their impact on user privacy.
Criminal justice against child pornography
The document discusses the role of the internet in the distribution of child pornography. It notes that over one million pornographic images of children are available online, with 200 new images added daily. Specialized cybercrime units are needed to investigate the growing number of online child pornography cases. One such unit in Cary, North Carolina investigated a man for eight months before arresting him on child pornography charges. Laws in countries like the US and Australia have been enacted to combat child pornography and protect society's vulnerable youth.
A study on internet libel in the philippines (2)
1) The Philippines has no specific law on internet libel, but libel committed through any "similar means" to those outlined in Article 355 could apply, including the internet.
2) For libel to apply, the statement must be defamatory, malicious, given publicly, and identify the victim. All elements must be present.
3) Service providers are generally not liable for users' content unless they have actual knowledge, receive financial benefit from unlawful acts, or directly commit infringement.
Cybercrime law in the philippines
The document discusses protests against sections of the Philippines' Cybercrimes Prevention Act (CPA) as unconstitutional and infringing on free speech. Specifically, sections relating to online libel and aiding those who spread libelous content online are criticized as too vague and limiting of free expression. While the government maintains the law is needed to address cybercrimes, internet users and journalists argue certain sections need amendment to avoid misinterpretation and limiting legal online discourse. The Supreme Court has issued a temporary restraining order on the assailed sections until the petitions questioning them are resolved.
Cyber Harassment
Presentation on Cyber Harassment at 2009 Georgetown Law Reunion Weekend.
Some of the rantings made in response to his presentation are the work of Vanessa Kachadurian who is a defendant in a cyber harassment suit currently pending in federal court in Fresno. http://kachadurianlit.wordpress.com/
Justine- pedophile laws
The document discusses the international efforts to combat online child exploitation through task forces and investigations. It describes the Innocent Images International Task Force formed in 2004 with members from over 20 countries. It also discusses several international investigations that have led to arrests in multiple countries and the rescue of abused children. Finally, it outlines some of the key federal laws and initiatives in the United States to address online child pornography and protect children.
Children’s Online Privacy Protection Rule- A Six-Step Compliance Plan for You...
Company names mentioned herein are the property of, and may be trademarks of, their respective owners and are for educational purposes only.
Recommended
Cybersex law
The document summarizes the Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012 in the Philippines, which aims to address legal issues concerning online interactions such as cybersex, child pornography, and identity theft. It defines key terms and outlines penalties for offenses related to illegal access, interception of data, and other cybercrimes. Specifically, it describes how cybersex dens operate in the Philippines, with financiers, website administrators, and local operators managing the recruitment and exploitation of workers, often through human trafficking. Prior to 2012, there were gaps in laws addressing cybersex dens and adult workers, though provisions on child pornography, trafficking, and prostitution applied.
OLC Presentation Jipson
The document discusses various privacy and security issues related to internet use. It covers topics like internet privacy laws, the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA), gender and electronic privacy concerns like cyberstalking, the USA PATRIOT Act, cookies, spam, spyware, and more. It provides details on specific cases and legislation while outlining both benefits and criticisms of various technologies and their impact on user privacy.
Criminal justice against child pornography
The document discusses the role of the internet in the distribution of child pornography. It notes that over one million pornographic images of children are available online, with 200 new images added daily. Specialized cybercrime units are needed to investigate the growing number of online child pornography cases. One such unit in Cary, North Carolina investigated a man for eight months before arresting him on child pornography charges. Laws in countries like the US and Australia have been enacted to combat child pornography and protect society's vulnerable youth.
A study on internet libel in the philippines (2)
1) The Philippines has no specific law on internet libel, but libel committed through any "similar means" to those outlined in Article 355 could apply, including the internet.
2) For libel to apply, the statement must be defamatory, malicious, given publicly, and identify the victim. All elements must be present.
3) Service providers are generally not liable for users' content unless they have actual knowledge, receive financial benefit from unlawful acts, or directly commit infringement.
Cybercrime law in the philippines
The document discusses protests against sections of the Philippines' Cybercrimes Prevention Act (CPA) as unconstitutional and infringing on free speech. Specifically, sections relating to online libel and aiding those who spread libelous content online are criticized as too vague and limiting of free expression. While the government maintains the law is needed to address cybercrimes, internet users and journalists argue certain sections need amendment to avoid misinterpretation and limiting legal online discourse. The Supreme Court has issued a temporary restraining order on the assailed sections until the petitions questioning them are resolved.
Cyber Harassment
Presentation on Cyber Harassment at 2009 Georgetown Law Reunion Weekend.
Some of the rantings made in response to his presentation are the work of Vanessa Kachadurian who is a defendant in a cyber harassment suit currently pending in federal court in Fresno. http://kachadurianlit.wordpress.com/
Justine- pedophile laws
The document discusses the international efforts to combat online child exploitation through task forces and investigations. It describes the Innocent Images International Task Force formed in 2004 with members from over 20 countries. It also discusses several international investigations that have led to arrests in multiple countries and the rescue of abused children. Finally, it outlines some of the key federal laws and initiatives in the United States to address online child pornography and protect children.
Children’s Online Privacy Protection Rule- A Six-Step Compliance Plan for You...
Company names mentioned herein are the property of, and may be trademarks of, their respective owners and are for educational purposes only.
Business COPPA 6 Steps
The document provides a 6-step compliance plan for businesses to comply with the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA).
1. Determine if COPPA applies to the business based on the types of information collected and audiences targeted.
2. Post a privacy policy that complies with COPPA requirements such as listing operators and describing data collection and use.
3. Notify parents directly before collecting personal information from children.
4. Get parents' verifiable consent before collecting children's data through acceptable methods.
5. Honor ongoing parental rights to access, update or delete children's data.
6. Implement security procedures to protect children's personal information.
Cyberbullying
Cyberbullying involves sending or posting harmful, negative, or mean content about someone online or through digital devices. It can include sharing someone's private information to embarrass or humiliate them. While some cyberbullying may cross into unlawful behavior, all states have laws requiring schools to address bullying and many now specifically mention cyberbullying. Surveys find that approximately 15% of students report being bullied online or by text.
On the cybercrime act
The document summarizes concerns about the Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012 in the Philippines from the Computer Professionals' Union. It discusses how several provisions in the new law threaten freedom of speech and expression by criminalizing libel and allowing websites to be blocked without due process. It also notes how the law could negatively impact internet users and technology professionals by punishing normal computer use or repair work if they are misinterpreted as cybercrimes. Critics argue the issues cannot be addressed through an implementing regulation and call for challenging the law in court.
CAN-SPAM at 5
The document summarizes the CAN-SPAM Act of 2003, which establishes the national standards for commercial email. It prohibits fraudulent and deceptive email practices, requires the labeling of adult content, and includes provisions for an opt-out mechanism. The document also discusses related issues like preemption of state laws, plaintiffs under the Act, and liability for advertisers.
Cyber exploitation-law-enforcement-bulletin
This document summarizes new and existing California state laws regarding cyber exploitation crimes and highlights the role of state and local law enforcement in combating these crimes. It discusses prosecutions by the California Attorney General's office that underscore the seriousness of these crimes. New laws effective in 2016 strengthen law enforcement's ability to investigate and prosecute cyber exploitation across jurisdictions and provide civil remedies for victims.
Anti-Child Porn Act & Privacy (slides from ICT4PHD)
This document summarizes and discusses key provisions of the Philippines' Anti-Child Pornography Act of 2009, including duties placed on internet service providers to monitor, report, retain data, and filter content. It also covers related privacy issues under Philippines law and constitutional protections. Tensions are noted between the act's broad powers and issues of defining pornography, surveillance, reliance on technology, and oversight. Recommendations include passing new cybercrime laws with privacy safeguards and amending the act and its regulations to limit commercial use of data and expand stakeholder involvement.
Bullying and-cyberbullying-laws2015(2)
The document summarizes state cyberbullying laws and policies in the United States. It provides information on whether each state addresses cyberbullying in their bullying/harassment laws, allows for criminal or school sanctions, requires schools to have anti-bullying policies, and whether those policies can include off-campus behaviors. The majority of states include cyberbullying in their laws and require school anti-bullying policies, but fewer allow for criminal sanctions or include off-campus behaviors in school policies.
Fotn 2013 summary of findings
This document summarizes the key findings of the Freedom on the Net 2013 report, which assesses internet freedom in 60 countries. The summary finds that global internet freedom has declined for the third consecutive year, with 34 countries experiencing deterioration. Restrictions are spreading through increased censorship, surveillance, arrests for online speech, and physical attacks on internet users. However, some countries also saw improvements through reduced censorship and stronger protections for online free expression. Overall, the threats to internet freedom are becoming more widespread and sophisticated.
Tos
This document summarizes the terms of service for Yahoo. It states that by using Yahoo services, users agree to the terms of service which Yahoo may update at any time. It outlines user responsibilities including providing accurate account information and complying with all applicable laws. It also specifies what content is allowed/prohibited on Yahoo services and grants Yahoo licenses to use any user-submitted content. The document notes that Yahoo may terminate accounts or modify services at its discretion.
COPPA Compliance
Famigo is fully compliant with COPPA and protects user privacy. COPPA requires websites to obtain parental consent before collecting personal information from children under 13. Famigo only collects personal information that parents choose to provide and allows parents to control what information is collected. Famigo securely stores all personal information and maintains the confidentiality, integrity and security of user data regardless of age.
Can Spam At 5
The document summarizes the history and key aspects of laws and regulations related to commercial email (spam) in the United States, including:
- California's initial anti-spam law in 1998 that banned unsolicited commercial email.
- The CAN-SPAM Act of 2003, which established the national anti-spam law and includes requirements for identifying sponsored emails and including opt-out mechanisms but does not include volume limits or banning certain practices.
- Subsequent FTC regulations related to the CAN-SPAM Act and court cases related to its preemption of state laws and liability issues.
A Tale of One City
A police officer in Cincinnati, Ohio was arrested and charged with child pornography. Randolph Grote, 42, was indicted after an investigation by Homeland Security for posing as a teenage boy online to engage in inappropriate relationships with minor girls. If convicted, Grote faces state charges in Ohio and could be required to register as a sex offender for life. The article outlines the crime of child predation and explains the elements, applicable state statutes, hardware and software used, and evidence collection protocols. It also discusses prevention, deterrence, and information collection strategies to address this issue.
COPPA
1. COPPA places restrictions on websites and online services directed at children under 13 to protect children's privacy and safety online. It requires websites to obtain parental consent before collecting personal information from children.
2. Websites must post a clear privacy policy, obtain verifiable parental consent to collect personal information, give parents access to review and delete their child's information, and maintain security of collected data.
3. Operators must take steps like providing a print form, credit card transaction, or email with digital signature to obtain proper parental consent under COPPA before collecting personal information from children.
Preparing for Compliance: Canada's Anti-Spam Law (CASL)
Get to know the ins & outs of Canada's latest anti-spam legislation in this exciting webinar led by David Fowler, Act-On's Chief Deliverability Officer!
The FTC’s Revised COPPA Rules (Stanford Presentation)
This panel discussion explored topics including:
- Expanded definition of “personal information”
- Application of expanded definition of “personal information”
- Strict liability for child-directed websites and services
- Third-party liability and the “actual knowledge” standard
- Third-party social media plug-ins, ad networks, and analytics
- Age screening
- Mechanisms for obtaining parental consent
- Practical impacts of the COPPA rules (e.g., on content, parents, states)
- Privacy policy and parental notice requirements
- Security and retention of children’s personal information
Online Advertising Legal Update 2014
This document summarizes online privacy and advertising law developments from 2012-2014. It discusses the FTC sending information requests to data brokers in 2012 and a commissioner calling for a comprehensive do-not-track system. Subsequent events include an FTC sting of data brokers, debates around do-not-track, and California passing privacy legislation. The document also covers FTC workshops on big data and mobile device tracking, updates to FTC disclosure guidelines, and native advertising. Additionally, it summarizes the Amazon tax debate and various enforcement actions.
The first 5 steps for authoritarian government to regulate the Internet
The document outlines 5 steps that authoritarian governments take to regulate the internet:
1. Declare the internet a telecommunication service to bring it under government control.
2. Cite protecting children, religion or morality as reasons to fight terrorism and extremism online.
3. Give the government the right to interfere with internet protocols and control resource allocation and relations between providers.
4. Require compulsory user registration by methods like SMS to identify commentators.
5. Give the state power to define "illegal" content and ban apps, services and protocols like Telegram, LinkedIn and Yandex.
It then asks questions about limitations faced in regulating the internet, how civil society should respond,
PDF CEE 2019 - Andrew Sushko, Joanna Szymańska, Alexander Isavnin - The First...
The document outlines 5 steps that authoritarian governments take to regulate the internet:
1. Declare the internet a telecommunication service to bring it under government control.
2. Cite protecting children, religion or morality as reasons to fight terrorism and extremism online.
3. Give the government the right to interfere with internet protocols and control resource allocation and relations between providers.
4. Require compulsory user registration by methods like SMS to identify commentators.
5. Give the state power to define "illegal" content and ban apps, services and protocols like Telegram, LinkedIn and Yandex.
It then asks questions about limitations faced in regulating the internet, how civil society should respond,
File000165
Digital detectives specialize in computer forensics and network security. Their main roles include handling, investigating, and reacting to computer and network security incidents. They examine computers and other devices to recover evidence, using forensic tools and techniques. Digital detectives should have strong technical skills in computer forensics and operating systems. They may be required to testify in court about evidence and methods used. Continuous training, certification, and staying up to date on new techniques are important for digital detectives.
SESTA Backgrounder Pt 2
The document discusses proposed legislation called SESTA and related bills that aim to fight sex trafficking by amending Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act. SESTA would allow civil and criminal liability for websites that knowingly or with reckless disregard facilitate sex trafficking. Supporters argue it is needed to stop sex traffickers from using websites, while critics argue it could increase censorship, frivolous lawsuits against websites, and make it harder for law enforcement. The document outlines views from lawmakers, internet companies, advocacy groups on both sides of the issue.
How do americans use public libraries flyer 300
Public libraries play an important role in American society. They provide free resources like books, computers, internet access, and educational programs that 70% of Americans say improves their community's quality of life. Libraries help students, entrepreneurs, parents, seniors and immigrants. In addition to books, they offer services like homework help, job searching, language learning, and meeting spaces. While supported by local taxes, libraries also rely on additional funding sources. Most Americans believe public libraries give everyone a chance to succeed through free access to information.
More Related Content
What's hot
Business COPPA 6 Steps
The document provides a 6-step compliance plan for businesses to comply with the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA).
1. Determine if COPPA applies to the business based on the types of information collected and audiences targeted.
2. Post a privacy policy that complies with COPPA requirements such as listing operators and describing data collection and use.
3. Notify parents directly before collecting personal information from children.
4. Get parents' verifiable consent before collecting children's data through acceptable methods.
5. Honor ongoing parental rights to access, update or delete children's data.
6. Implement security procedures to protect children's personal information.
Cyberbullying
Cyberbullying involves sending or posting harmful, negative, or mean content about someone online or through digital devices. It can include sharing someone's private information to embarrass or humiliate them. While some cyberbullying may cross into unlawful behavior, all states have laws requiring schools to address bullying and many now specifically mention cyberbullying. Surveys find that approximately 15% of students report being bullied online or by text.
On the cybercrime act
The document summarizes concerns about the Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012 in the Philippines from the Computer Professionals' Union. It discusses how several provisions in the new law threaten freedom of speech and expression by criminalizing libel and allowing websites to be blocked without due process. It also notes how the law could negatively impact internet users and technology professionals by punishing normal computer use or repair work if they are misinterpreted as cybercrimes. Critics argue the issues cannot be addressed through an implementing regulation and call for challenging the law in court.
CAN-SPAM at 5
The document summarizes the CAN-SPAM Act of 2003, which establishes the national standards for commercial email. It prohibits fraudulent and deceptive email practices, requires the labeling of adult content, and includes provisions for an opt-out mechanism. The document also discusses related issues like preemption of state laws, plaintiffs under the Act, and liability for advertisers.
Cyber exploitation-law-enforcement-bulletin
This document summarizes new and existing California state laws regarding cyber exploitation crimes and highlights the role of state and local law enforcement in combating these crimes. It discusses prosecutions by the California Attorney General's office that underscore the seriousness of these crimes. New laws effective in 2016 strengthen law enforcement's ability to investigate and prosecute cyber exploitation across jurisdictions and provide civil remedies for victims.
Anti-Child Porn Act & Privacy (slides from ICT4PHD)
This document summarizes and discusses key provisions of the Philippines' Anti-Child Pornography Act of 2009, including duties placed on internet service providers to monitor, report, retain data, and filter content. It also covers related privacy issues under Philippines law and constitutional protections. Tensions are noted between the act's broad powers and issues of defining pornography, surveillance, reliance on technology, and oversight. Recommendations include passing new cybercrime laws with privacy safeguards and amending the act and its regulations to limit commercial use of data and expand stakeholder involvement.
Bullying and-cyberbullying-laws2015(2)
The document summarizes state cyberbullying laws and policies in the United States. It provides information on whether each state addresses cyberbullying in their bullying/harassment laws, allows for criminal or school sanctions, requires schools to have anti-bullying policies, and whether those policies can include off-campus behaviors. The majority of states include cyberbullying in their laws and require school anti-bullying policies, but fewer allow for criminal sanctions or include off-campus behaviors in school policies.
Fotn 2013 summary of findings
This document summarizes the key findings of the Freedom on the Net 2013 report, which assesses internet freedom in 60 countries. The summary finds that global internet freedom has declined for the third consecutive year, with 34 countries experiencing deterioration. Restrictions are spreading through increased censorship, surveillance, arrests for online speech, and physical attacks on internet users. However, some countries also saw improvements through reduced censorship and stronger protections for online free expression. Overall, the threats to internet freedom are becoming more widespread and sophisticated.
Tos
This document summarizes the terms of service for Yahoo. It states that by using Yahoo services, users agree to the terms of service which Yahoo may update at any time. It outlines user responsibilities including providing accurate account information and complying with all applicable laws. It also specifies what content is allowed/prohibited on Yahoo services and grants Yahoo licenses to use any user-submitted content. The document notes that Yahoo may terminate accounts or modify services at its discretion.
COPPA Compliance
Famigo is fully compliant with COPPA and protects user privacy. COPPA requires websites to obtain parental consent before collecting personal information from children under 13. Famigo only collects personal information that parents choose to provide and allows parents to control what information is collected. Famigo securely stores all personal information and maintains the confidentiality, integrity and security of user data regardless of age.
Can Spam At 5
The document summarizes the history and key aspects of laws and regulations related to commercial email (spam) in the United States, including:
- California's initial anti-spam law in 1998 that banned unsolicited commercial email.
- The CAN-SPAM Act of 2003, which established the national anti-spam law and includes requirements for identifying sponsored emails and including opt-out mechanisms but does not include volume limits or banning certain practices.
- Subsequent FTC regulations related to the CAN-SPAM Act and court cases related to its preemption of state laws and liability issues.
A Tale of One City
A police officer in Cincinnati, Ohio was arrested and charged with child pornography. Randolph Grote, 42, was indicted after an investigation by Homeland Security for posing as a teenage boy online to engage in inappropriate relationships with minor girls. If convicted, Grote faces state charges in Ohio and could be required to register as a sex offender for life. The article outlines the crime of child predation and explains the elements, applicable state statutes, hardware and software used, and evidence collection protocols. It also discusses prevention, deterrence, and information collection strategies to address this issue.
COPPA
1. COPPA places restrictions on websites and online services directed at children under 13 to protect children's privacy and safety online. It requires websites to obtain parental consent before collecting personal information from children.
2. Websites must post a clear privacy policy, obtain verifiable parental consent to collect personal information, give parents access to review and delete their child's information, and maintain security of collected data.
3. Operators must take steps like providing a print form, credit card transaction, or email with digital signature to obtain proper parental consent under COPPA before collecting personal information from children.
Preparing for Compliance: Canada's Anti-Spam Law (CASL)
Get to know the ins & outs of Canada's latest anti-spam legislation in this exciting webinar led by David Fowler, Act-On's Chief Deliverability Officer!
The FTC’s Revised COPPA Rules (Stanford Presentation)
This panel discussion explored topics including:
- Expanded definition of “personal information”
- Application of expanded definition of “personal information”
- Strict liability for child-directed websites and services
- Third-party liability and the “actual knowledge” standard
- Third-party social media plug-ins, ad networks, and analytics
- Age screening
- Mechanisms for obtaining parental consent
- Practical impacts of the COPPA rules (e.g., on content, parents, states)
- Privacy policy and parental notice requirements
- Security and retention of children’s personal information
Online Advertising Legal Update 2014
This document summarizes online privacy and advertising law developments from 2012-2014. It discusses the FTC sending information requests to data brokers in 2012 and a commissioner calling for a comprehensive do-not-track system. Subsequent events include an FTC sting of data brokers, debates around do-not-track, and California passing privacy legislation. The document also covers FTC workshops on big data and mobile device tracking, updates to FTC disclosure guidelines, and native advertising. Additionally, it summarizes the Amazon tax debate and various enforcement actions.
The first 5 steps for authoritarian government to regulate the Internet
The document outlines 5 steps that authoritarian governments take to regulate the internet:
1. Declare the internet a telecommunication service to bring it under government control.
2. Cite protecting children, religion or morality as reasons to fight terrorism and extremism online.
3. Give the government the right to interfere with internet protocols and control resource allocation and relations between providers.
4. Require compulsory user registration by methods like SMS to identify commentators.
5. Give the state power to define "illegal" content and ban apps, services and protocols like Telegram, LinkedIn and Yandex.
It then asks questions about limitations faced in regulating the internet, how civil society should respond,
PDF CEE 2019 - Andrew Sushko, Joanna Szymańska, Alexander Isavnin - The First...
The document outlines 5 steps that authoritarian governments take to regulate the internet:
1. Declare the internet a telecommunication service to bring it under government control.
2. Cite protecting children, religion or morality as reasons to fight terrorism and extremism online.
3. Give the government the right to interfere with internet protocols and control resource allocation and relations between providers.
4. Require compulsory user registration by methods like SMS to identify commentators.
5. Give the state power to define "illegal" content and ban apps, services and protocols like Telegram, LinkedIn and Yandex.
It then asks questions about limitations faced in regulating the internet, how civil society should respond,
File000165
Digital detectives specialize in computer forensics and network security. Their main roles include handling, investigating, and reacting to computer and network security incidents. They examine computers and other devices to recover evidence, using forensic tools and techniques. Digital detectives should have strong technical skills in computer forensics and operating systems. They may be required to testify in court about evidence and methods used. Continuous training, certification, and staying up to date on new techniques are important for digital detectives.
SESTA Backgrounder Pt 2
The document discusses proposed legislation called SESTA and related bills that aim to fight sex trafficking by amending Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act. SESTA would allow civil and criminal liability for websites that knowingly or with reckless disregard facilitate sex trafficking. Supporters argue it is needed to stop sex traffickers from using websites, while critics argue it could increase censorship, frivolous lawsuits against websites, and make it harder for law enforcement. The document outlines views from lawmakers, internet companies, advocacy groups on both sides of the issue.
What's hot (20)
Anti-Child Porn Act & Privacy (slides from ICT4PHD)
Anti-Child Porn Act & Privacy (slides from ICT4PHD)
Preparing for Compliance: Canada's Anti-Spam Law (CASL)
Preparing for Compliance: Canada's Anti-Spam Law (CASL)
The FTC’s Revised COPPA Rules (Stanford Presentation)
The FTC’s Revised COPPA Rules (Stanford Presentation)
The first 5 steps for authoritarian government to regulate the Internet
The first 5 steps for authoritarian government to regulate the Internet
PDF CEE 2019 - Andrew Sushko, Joanna Szymańska, Alexander Isavnin - The First...
PDF CEE 2019 - Andrew Sushko, Joanna Szymańska, Alexander Isavnin - The First...
Viewers also liked
How do americans use public libraries flyer 300
Public libraries play an important role in American society. They provide free resources like books, computers, internet access, and educational programs that 70% of Americans say improves their community's quality of life. Libraries help students, entrepreneurs, parents, seniors and immigrants. In addition to books, they offer services like homework help, job searching, language learning, and meeting spaces. While supported by local taxes, libraries also rely on additional funding sources. Most Americans believe public libraries give everyone a chance to succeed through free access to information.
MI BIOGRAFIA
EN ESTE DOCUMENTO PUEDEN ENCONTRAR MI HISTORIA DESDE QUE NACÍ Y CON EL PASO DEL TIEMPO CUANDO TUVE QUE ENTRAR A LA ESCUELA.
Planificacio asignatura ple 3543 3 2011
Este documento presenta el plan de evaluación de la asignatura Planificación de Empresas para el período académico 3o 2011 en la Universidad Panamericana del Puerto. El plan consta de 17 semanas que cubren temas como planificación, objetivos, estructura organizativa, producción, motivación, toma de decisiones y más. Los estudiantes serán evaluados a través de exposiciones, análisis de documentos, pruebas escritas, trabajos grupales y monográficos. El objetivo es que adquieran conocimientos sobre conceptos
Greysom returns
The document analyzes how the film clip "Greysom Returns" represents issues of power and gender roles through its camerawork, editing, mise-en-scene, and sound design. It shows how character positioning and shots are used to indicate who holds power at different points. Initially, Greysom is shown to be the most powerful through low angle shots when he enters, but his power is challenged when a female character is given a gun. The clip builds tension through fast cuts and uses changes in voice and sound to further depict shifts in power between characters.
Guanghzou International Cricket Centre Masterplan
ISFM was commissioned to develop a facility masterplan for the first international cricket centre in Guangzhou, China to host cricket tournaments. The masterplan included facilities like pitches, gym, classrooms, and training areas. It also planned for a Twenty20 tournament during the 2010 Asian Games. ISFM's role included design, construction focus on the pitches and field, and grandstand operation. The outcomes were adoption of ISFM's masterplan, agreement on the Asian Games overlay, and construction procedures for the pitches and field.
Digital certificatesystem
The Brazilian government has launched a public key infrastructure called ICP-Brasil through a new law called Provisional Measure 2200. This will establish a Root Certification Authority to register certification companies and determine procedures they must follow to be accredited. Once registered, certification companies can register e-signatures and issue digital certificates containing identification information and a public key paired with a unique private key, allowing users to encode and decode signatures and documents.
Ef slides - tc58 n - aula 07 .:. www.tc58n.wordpress.com
O documento descreve diferentes livros fiscais e registros para empresas industriais e comerciais, incluindo o Livro Registro de Entrada para indústrias e equiparadas e empresas comerciais. Também menciona um auto de infração lavrado, um talão de notas fiscais extraviado e um modelo 6 assinado.
Highlights
The 2011 Rugby World Cup highlights included:
1) Richie McCaw leading New Zealand to victory in the finals.
2) Fans celebrating and staying to watch the All Blacks perform after the game.
3) The Australians clapping for the All Blacks as they walked off the field after winning.
ISFM Company Profile
ISFM is a management company established in 1988 that provides specialist advisory services to the sports, leisure and entertainment sectors in Australia and overseas. They offer a fully integrated range of services to sporting businesses, including facility development, stadium negotiations, financial analysis, franchising and privatization advice, sponsorship and commercial rights services, membership services, facility master planning, and strategic business planning. Their goal is to deliver sustainable solutions that keep clients at the forefront of their industry.
PROYECTO DE APRENDIZAJE
Este documento presenta un plan de lección para una clase de ciencias del primer grado sobre plantas y animales. La lección incluye objetivos de aprendizaje como clasificar plantas y animales según sus características y explicar los beneficios y riesgos de las plantas y animales locales. La secuencia didáctica propone diversas actividades como juegos, investigación en línea, elaboración de mapas conceptuales y presentaciones para cubrir el tema.
Viewers also liked (16)
Ef slides - tc58 n - aula 07 .:. www.tc58n.wordpress.com
Ef slides - tc58 n - aula 07 .:. www.tc58n.wordpress.com
Similar to Childpornographybill
Child Porn Prosecution Darren-Chaker
The Department of Justice prosecutes most large scale child porn cases. Darren Chaker uploads this in depth article about the intricate details prosecutors for the US Attorney to seek and obtain convictions and keep children safe.
17058
This document discusses child pornography laws in India. It begins by defining child pornography and noting the increasing availability online and through technology. It then examines India's laws, including the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act that defines a child as under 18 and prohibits using a child for pornographic purposes. The document also analyzes child pornography laws in the UK and South Africa and notes some issues for India, such as how obscenity is defined differently in various countries and the lack of laws against sexual grooming.
DigitALL: Bridging the Gender-Digital Gap through Tackling Online-Gender Base...
This Article entails the Legal Channels and Kenyan laws in place to protect Online-Gender Based Violence Survivors and ways to prevent and respond to OGBV.
Age Verification / “Doing the Right Thing”
http://www.idology.com/about-idology/about-idology/ | The most important thing to know about us is to understand what we do. IDology, Inc provides real-time technology solutions that verify an individual’s identity and age for anyone conducting business online or in a customer-not-present environment. What makes us different is that we do this in a way that builds more confidence with your customers – byprotecting sensitive data and promoting consumer privacy.
RAHUL JAIN_RAC REPORT_L22SOLP0013.pptx
This document provides a research progress report for Rahul Jain from January to June 2023. It summarizes his coursework, assignments completed, literature reviewed, and proposed research plan. Rahul is pursuing a PhD in law at Bennett University under the supervision of Dr. Suvir Kapur and Dr. Bhabani Sonowal. His proposed thesis topic is on cyber crimes against children and the impact of technological advancement. The report outlines his hypothesis, research questions, objectives, and proposed chapter structure. It also lists assignments completed during coursework and an extensive literature review conducted. Rahul's tentative research plan is to continue literature review, publish an article, present research papers, and attend conferences.
Internet Governance, Surveillance, And Social Controls
This document discusses concerns around implementing internet censorship and filtering programs in the Philippines. It notes that authority over such programs is unclear, with different government agencies potentially overseeing different aspects, leaving it open to abuse. There is also an absence of a strong centralized agency to set ICT policy. The document argues that reforms are needed to address these issues, including establishing the CICT as a line agency to standardize ICT policy and empower people through education before implementing internet censorship measures.
Researchpaper (2)
This document discusses the issue of cyberpornography and its prevalence in the Philippines. It notes that cyberpornography involving children is a criminal offense. The Secretary of the Department of Social Welfare and Development, Corazon Soliman, highlighted the need to protect children from online child pornography and stressed the challenges of using technology to both enable cyberpornography and protect children from its harms. Soliman cited recent operations that have exposed over 1,000 pedophiles worldwide and noted the need to strengthen laws and ensure responsible parenting to address this serious issue.
Finalproject
The document discusses regulation of sexual material on the internet. It notes that while internet pornography is easily accessible, there are concerns about children accidentally encountering such content. Studies show high percentages of children being accidentally or deliberately exposed to sexual images online. There is debate around balancing freedom of expression with protecting children, and countries have different laws regarding what sexual content is allowed or banned.
cyber laws in pakistan.pptx
The document discusses two main laws related to cybercrime and electronic transactions in Pakistan: the Electronic Transactions Ordinance 2002 and the Electronic/Cyber Crime Bill 2007. The Electronic Transactions Ordinance aims to enable e-commerce and protect critical infrastructure, while recognizing electronic documentation and transactions. However, it lacks provisions around authentication and digital evidence. The Cyber Crime Bill of 2007 aims to address cybercrimes like hacking, fraud, and stalking, but has been criticized for overly broad definitions that could entrap innocent people and giving authorities too much power without safeguards.
2ndnov_txicybersec& SAFETY.pptx
The document provides information on various topics related to cyber safety, ethics, and laws. It discusses open source and open data, defining them and their key principles. It also covers data privacy, cyber crimes like phishing and illegal downloading, laws around privacy and cyber crimes in India. Tips are given around protecting personal data, preventing identity theft and phishing, maintaining confidentiality of information, staying safe on social media and the web, and dealing with cyber trolls and bullying.
Internet Law Primer
The document discusses several key issues regarding internet law and regulation. It notes that while the internet may seem unregulated, there are some existing laws. However, regulating the internet is difficult due to its worldwide nature and anonymity. Several areas of internet law remain unclear, such as online defamation, the liability of internet service providers, and how to address cyberbullying while protecting free speech rights. Overall the passage examines both existing internet laws and legal issues that courts continue to evaluate.
Social Media and the Law
This document discusses various legal and ethical issues related to using social media as a lawyer. It addresses topics such as attorney-client relationships, client confidentiality, trial publicity, fee splitting, cloud storage of client files, ex parte communications, and relationships with judges and jurors on social media. The document also covers privacy laws, liability for user-generated content, cybersecurity, laws regarding minors and social media, and ethical guidelines for attorneys' use of social media.
Cyber Laws In Pakistan
The document discusses cyber laws in Pakistan. It provides an overview of two key pieces of legislation: the Electronic Transaction Ordinance of 2002, which recognized electronic documentation and established rules around digital signatures; and the Electronic/Cyber Crime Bill of 2007, which defined 17 types of cyber crimes and assigned punishments including imprisonment and fines. It also presents some statistics on cyber crimes reported in Pakistan and globally.
Sex Trafficking Survivors Fighting Constant Revictimization.pdf
This document summarizes a civil lawsuit filed by two Jane Doe plaintiffs against Pornhub and its parent company MindGeek. The plaintiffs allege that videos of their sexual abuse as minors were uploaded and distributed on Pornhub's platforms. They are suing under federal sex trafficking and child pornography laws. Pornhub moves to dismiss the case, arguing they are protected by section 230 of the Communications Decency Act. However, the court finds Pornhub is not immune and the plaintiffs have sufficiently argued their case should proceed based on the Trafficking Victims Protection Act. If successful, the case could set a precedent for other victims and require Pornhub to better moderate content to prevent distribution of child sexual abuse material.
DOPA presentation
talk to people about legislation that seeks to block access to social networking technologies in libraries, classrooms, and in other places of learning.
Pornography on the Internet
This document discusses the history and development of internet pornography from its origins in the early 1990s through modern times. It defines pornography and outlines how early systems like bulletin board systems distributed pornographic images and files before the World Wide Web. The rise of the internet in the early 1990s led to a boom in online pornography. While there are legal issues and downsides like child pornography, the document also argues that internet pornography has benefited technology and reduced violent crimes due to increased availability.
Pornography on the internet
This document discusses the history and development of internet pornography from its origins in the early 1990s through bulletin board systems to the present day. It defines pornography and outlines the timeline from the early 1990s when the internet became publicly available to developments like improved streaming media in the 2000s. The document also examines benefits like technological innovations, potential links to reduced crimes, and legal issues around censorship, child pornography, and varying laws globally. In conclusion, it suggests that while internet pornography has downsides, the technologies and economic benefits it has enabled outweigh these issues.
Pornography on the internet
This document discusses the history and development of internet pornography from its origins in the early 1990s through bulletin board systems to the present day. It defines pornography and outlines the timeline from the early 1990s when the internet became publicly available to developments like improved streaming media in the 2000s. The document also examines benefits like technological innovations, potential links to reduced crimes, and legal issues around censorship, child pornography, and varying laws globally. In conclusion, it suggests that while internet pornography has downsides, the technologies and economic benefits it has enabled outweigh these issues.
Porno
This document discusses the history and development of internet pornography from its origins in the early 1990s through bulletin board systems to the present day. It defines pornography and outlines the timeline from 1993 when the internet became publicly available and child pornography investigations began. The document also covers benefits like technological innovations, potential links between access and lower crime rates, legal issues around censorship and underage access, and debates around the impacts of different types of content.
PRIVACY RIGHTS ARE HUMAN RIGHTS (2).pdf
This is an article/blog on the Privacy Symposium Africa 2022 on Privacy Rights and Digital rights as Human Rights. It also talks about Online Gender Based Violence , this is gender based violence that manifests in the Digital Space and Online world ie; phishing, non-consensual sharing, harrassment. This article explains why Privacy rights are essential in the modern world.
Similar to Childpornographybill (20)
DigitALL: Bridging the Gender-Digital Gap through Tackling Online-Gender Base...
DigitALL: Bridging the Gender-Digital Gap through Tackling Online-Gender Base...
Internet Governance, Surveillance, And Social Controls
Internet Governance, Surveillance, And Social Controls
Sex Trafficking Survivors Fighting Constant Revictimization.pdf
Sex Trafficking Survivors Fighting Constant Revictimization.pdf
More from kikanovais
Politicsof musicpiracy
This document discusses music piracy in Brazil and the United States. It notes that music piracy rates are much higher in Brazil at 55% compared to less than 10% in the US. The author examines the political and economic factors driving music piracy in each country. Pressure from international groups like the IIPA has led the US to threaten sanctions against Brazil if it does not strengthen anti-piracy enforcement. However, Brazil argues it has made progress and questions whether the US adequately addresses piracy originating within its own borders. The author also notes that poverty may be a contributing factor to higher piracy rates in Brazil compared to the wealthier US.
Americanonlinewinssquattingdispute
This document discusses an article from October 25, 2001 about American Airlines recovering the ".com.br" and "aa.com.br" domain names in Brazil from parties that had registered them without permission. While Brazil did not have formal dispute resolution policies or legislation regarding domain name registration at the time, its courts were still ordering the transfer of domain names deemed to be unfairly or in bad faith.
A revogaçao de ato ministerial
1) Uma empresa foi surpreendida com um auto de infração e condenada a pagar impostos retroativamente, contrariando orientações prévias da autoridade tributária.
2) A decisão também desrespeitou disposições do Código Tributário Nacional que proíbem penalidades durante consultas e quando o contribuinte segue atos administrativos.
3) A empresa solicita que o jurista revise o caso e identifique as ilegalidades, uma vez que a decisão foi contra a prova dos autos e normas tributárias.
Trademarkownertriumphdomainname
The First Civil Chamber of the Minas Gerais Court of Appeal ruled in favor of Lago e Ducaa Indústria e Comércio de Alimentos Ltda in a domain name dispute against Master Credi S/C Ltda. The court ordered Master Credi to transfer the domain name containing "lago e ducca" to Lago and pay damages, as well as a R$1,000 fine if it does not comply. The decision clarifies that using a third party's trademark in a domain name without authorization is illegal, and trademark ownership belongs to the first party to register the mark with INPI.
Tax incentivepc
Brazil's Congress approved a measure providing tax incentives for microprocessors. The measure exempts microprocessors worth less than R$11,000 from industrial product taxes in 2003, with the tax exemption amount gradually decreasing until it ends in 2009. To qualify for the incentives, companies must meet technical and production requirements and invest at least 2.5% of their net domestic revenue in research and development. The measure aims to stimulate growth in Brazil's information technology sector, continuing the government's history of using tax breaks for that purpose.
Statetreasurydefiningspam
The document discusses a court case in Brazil regarding spam emails. The State Treasury Court of Porto Alegre lifted an injunction against an internet service provider that was allowing a journalist to distribute a daily newsletter to over 11,000 people via email. The court disagreed with the journalist's argument that the newsletter did not constitute spam under Brazilian law since it does not define spam. The court determined the emails were unsolicited, which is an element of the international definition of spam. This decision broke from previous case law that found unsolicited emails were a legitimate part of marketing.
Partialvictorymicrosoft
Microsoft was accused of antitrust violations in Brazil for bundling Microsoft Money software with its Office Small Business package. The Brazilian antitrust authority (CADE) ruled partially in favor of Microsoft, finding that the bundling did not limit market access, development of competitors, or access to resources as alleged. However, CADE will investigate potential irregularities in Microsoft's sales of Money software to government agencies in Brazil regarding pricing and contracts denominated in foreign currency.
Newtransferpricingrules
The document summarizes changes to Brazil's transfer pricing legislation and rules regarding intellectual property rights. Specifically, it notes that:
1) Brazil is considering changes to include intellectual property rights under its transfer pricing rules, which are currently excluded.
2) If passed, the new bill would require companies with IP licenses or technology agreements to review them for compliance.
3) Companies receiving R&D incentives would still be excluded from the new transfer pricing rules.
Mercosur a new address for us investment
This document provides an overview of Mercosur, a regional trade bloc in South America composed of Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay. It discusses the economic development trends in Latin America that led to the formation of Mercosur. It then briefly outlines the history of Mercosur, describes its institutions, and analyzes the integration of economic policies between members. Finally, it argues that Mercosur represents an attractive market for US investors and that its rules could accelerate US investment in the region.
Managing i passets
This document provides guidance on managing intellectual property rights in Brazil. It stresses the importance of protecting IP rights through preventative measures to reduce risks and costs of litigation. These measures include conducting thorough research on existing IP rights before filing applications in Brazil to avoid infringement claims. The document also recommends continuously monitoring for other applications that could cause confusion with your own trademarks after filing an application. Overall it aims to help companies maximize the competitive advantage and value of their IP assets in Brazil.
Lawsuit drible
1) A Brazilian sportswear manufacturer filed a lawsuit against another manufacturer for breach of an exclusive trademark licensing agreement.
2) The agreement granted the defendant exclusive rights to produce and sell products branded with the plaintiff's trademark for five years.
3) The plaintiff alleges the defendant failed to manufacture and promote the licensed products as required, prompting the plaintiff to terminate the agreement and file suit seeking damages.
4) The case may involve antitrust issues as the defendant's alleged actions reduced competition in the market for certain sportswear products.
Labourcourtefilling
The Brazil Labour Court has implemented a new electronic filing system to reduce queues. Petitioners can now file petitions and attach evidence electronically without needing to submit hard copies. The system automatically issues receipts and notifies filers of the assigned court and date of the first hearing. This avoids long queues and reduces the time to receive notification from over a month to instantly. Over 2,500 lawyers have already registered for the free online registration system, although it is currently only available in São Paulo.
Is psadmitcookies
Cookies are small files stored on a user's computer by websites they visit that can store identification information and preferences. Most browsers allow users to view and disable cookies. While some cookies simply store login information with user consent, others may track browsing activity without permission in violation of privacy rights. Brazil lacks specific criminal laws around privacy violations, but civil lawsuits are possible. Proposed legislation aims to protect personal data and require consent for collection in line with European standards. A presidential decree created a committee to investigate protecting public data.
G mactionagainstemployeeuse ofweb
General Motors of Brazil dismissed 33 employees for inappropriate internet and email use to access and distribute pornographic material. While GM would not comment on the decision, a union representative said the dismissal was justified as the employees did not need to access those sites for work. Brazilian law does not have specific internet use policies for employees, but misusing company assets can justify termination, and more companies are monitoring email and internet usage.
Digital certificationprovider
Brazilian company Serasa has received authorization to provide digital certification services for electronic documents and signatures, allowing electronic documents certified by Serasa to have the same legal validity as physically signed documents. Serasa was founded in 1968 and provides economic, financial, and information services. Other authorized or pending authorization digital certification providers in Brazil include Serpro, CertiSign, and Unicert. The Provisory Measure 2200 established rules for guaranteeing the legal validity of electronic documents through digital certification.
Digital certificationprovider
Brazilian company Serasa has received authorization to provide digital certification services for electronic documents and signatures, allowing electronic documents certified by Serasa to have the same legal validity as physically signed documents. Serasa was founded in 1968 and provides economic, financial, and information services. Other authorized or pending authorized digital certification providers in Brazil include Serpro, CertiSign, and Unicert. The Provisory Measure 2200 established rules for guaranteeing the legal validity of electronic documents through digital certification.
Cybercrimebill
Bill 84/99 in Brazil, which sets out provisions on cybercrime, awaits approval by the House of Representatives and Senate. Once passed, it will provide definitions for criminal offenses related to hacking, misuse of personal information, child pornography, and duplication of mobile phone or credit cards when conducted electronically. The bill aims to regulate cybercrime in Brazil by codifying related criminal acts, as the current lack of clarification has made it difficult to impose sanctions for such offenses.
Congressgramtstaxincentive pc
A Brazilian businessman was sentenced to 3 years in prison and fined for sending defamatory emails about Bradesco bank. The emails falsely claimed the bank was being sued for billions and that clients were withdrawing money and shares were falling. The police traced the emails to a cyber cafe the businessman was using in London at the time. This case shows courts can apply existing laws to online crimes and Brazilian police have the ability to investigate such crimes.
Closetabsoninternetusers
The bill would require web hosts and internet service providers in Brazil to keep detailed records of website usage for at least one year, including user identities and access information. This is to help identify and punish criminals using websites for illegal activities. The proposed legislation would consolidate similar bills and complement an existing cybercrime law by obligating providers to securely store records and only share them with authorities having a court order.
Civilresponsability t minfringement
The China Domain Name Authority issued policy changes regarding Chinese character domain names. Two U.S. companies, Procter & Gamble and DuPont, won lawsuits over domain names incorporating their trademarks in Beijing. The court ruled the domain names were invalid and violated Chinese trademark law. The companies registering the domains were ordered to revoke them and repay litigation costs.
More from kikanovais (20)
Recently uploaded
Gabriel Whitley's Motion Summary Judgment
Here is Gabe Whitley's response to my defamation lawsuit for him calling me a rapist and perjurer in court documents.
You have to read it to believe it, but after you read it, you won't believe it. And I included eight examples of defamatory statements/
04062024_First India Newspaper Jaipur.pdf
Find Latest India News and Breaking News these days from India on Politics, Business, Entertainment, Technology, Sports, Lifestyle and Coronavirus News in India and the world over that you can't miss. For real time update Visit our social media handle. Read First India NewsPaper in your morning replace. Visit First India.
CLICK:- https://firstindia.co.in/
#First_India_NewsPaper
What Ukraine Has Lost During Russia’s Invasion
An astonishing, first-of-its-kind, report by the NYT assessing damage in Ukraine. Even if the war ends tomorrow, in many places there will be nothing to go back to.
EED - The Container Port PERFORMANCE INDEX 2023
El Puerto de Algeciras continúa un año más como el más eficiente del continente europeo y vuelve a situarse en el “top ten” mundial, según el informe The Container Port Performance Index 2023 (CPPI), elaborado por el Banco Mundial y la consultora S&P Global.
El informe CPPI utiliza dos enfoques metodológicos diferentes para calcular la clasificación del índice: uno administrativo o técnico y otro estadístico, basado en análisis factorial (FA). Según los autores, esta dualidad pretende asegurar una clasificación que refleje con precisión el rendimiento real del puerto, a la vez que sea estadísticamente sólida. En esta edición del informe CPPI 2023, se han empleado los mismos enfoques metodológicos y se ha aplicado un método de agregación de clasificaciones para combinar los resultados de ambos enfoques y obtener una clasificación agregada.
Letter-from-ECI-to-MeiTY-21st-march-2024.pdf
भारत सरकार द्वारा बड़े पैमाने पर व्हाट्सएप अभियान चलाए जाने से डेटा गोपनीयता, नैतिकता और चुनावों की निष्पक्षता पर सवाल उठते हैं।
Acolyte Episodes review (TV series)..pdf
Acolyte Episodes review (TV series) The Acolyte. Learn about the influence of the program on the Star Wars world, as well as new characters and story twists.
Essential Tools for Modern PR Business .pptx
Discover the essential tools and strategies for modern PR business success. Learn how to craft compelling news releases, leverage press release sites and news wires, stay updated with PR news, and integrate effective PR practices to enhance your brand's visibility and credibility. Elevate your PR efforts with our comprehensive guide.
Recently uploaded (10)
Childpornographybill
- 1. World eBusiness Law Report - Crimes against children Página 1 de 1 Home I Advanced Search I Help Ms Erica A Basic Search February 02 2004 - Brazil Aoki e Farias Advogados Associac By Keyword Print Ver: I Senate passes law to criminalize online child pornography Search The Brazilian Senate has passed a law amending the Mino[s Protection Law. The new statute Advanced Search criminalizes child pornography on the Internet, and sets out harsher penalties for firearm, explosives and drug offences involving minors. Channels El Online Trading Before the amendments, the Minors Protection Law prohibited sexual images of minors from i±! Advertising/sales being shown on television, or at the cinema or theatre. The new law expands the scope of the i±! Online contracts statute by criminalizing the sexual exploitation of minors in any visual medium, including i±! Website content traditional and digital photography. It also creates an offence of putting a minor into an unsuital situation, which is not necessarily pornographic. El Child protection Unsuitable content Article 241 of the law now expressly prohibits child pornography on the Internet. It provides tha Crimes against children anyone who "produces, sells, furnishes, distributes or publishes" images of pornography or ttl Data protection explicit sex involving minors, by any means of communication, including the Internet, will be ttl Taxation subject to a prison term of between two and six years, plus a fine. This term can be increased t l±l Cybercrime between three and eight years if the offence is committed with the intent to profit. The law also widens the scope of those who may be prosecuted. l±l Cyber security ttl Financial services Erica Aoki, Aoki e Farias Advogados Associados, Sao Paulo Legal services M-commerce Online broadcasts Communications l±l Litigation Arbitration online l±l Other issues ttl Intellectual Property Information Contributors About Us Contact Details Terms & Conditions © Copyright Globe Business Publishing 2001 - 2004 Terms & Conditions http://www.worldebusinesslawreport.com/index.cfm ?action=login&c=4 3166&id=2609 2/2/2004