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"Mr President, I welcome the proposals in the Mastenbroek report. As cross-border traffic and abuse of content on the Internet grows, Europe needs to step up its efforts to protect children from harmful and offensive content. It needs to act on the explosion of Internet paedophilia websites. However, more needs to be done by Europe not only as regards reporting and closing down sites but also in assisting law enforcement agencies to track and prosecute offenders and to identify the victims.
I want to see the EU continuing its support for projects on identification of victims of Internet child abuse. Children who are the subject of abusing images carry their feelings of pain, guilt and suffering for the rest of their lives. Their images are on the net being traded by paedophiles on a daily basis. Out of a suspected 60 000 individuals portrayed in current abuse images, only 250 identifications have been recorded. New technologies, such as photo-messaging and digital cameras, make it easier for child abuse images to be produced and shared on the Internet. Let us hope that today’s report opens up new channels for action at EU level so that we can tackle and close down the criminal and offensive material and prevent the abuse of children."@en1
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