Child Pornography and the Law in Canada A New Agenda for the Information Age

CHAPTER ONE — Introduction

CHAPTER TWO- The Reality of Child Pornography - Separating Fact and Fiction

I. What Is Child Pornography and How do we Recognize It?

II. The Modern History of Child Pornography

III. What Kind of Child Pornography is Circulating on the Internet?

IV. Who Produces, Distributes and Collects Child Pornography?

(a) Pedophiles and Child Pornography

(b) Commercial Child Pornography

(c) Child Pornography and Other Sexual Offences Against Children

V. Conclusion

CHAPTER THREE — The Development of Child Pornography Law in Canada

I. History of the Regulation of Child Pornography in Canada

(a) The Social Climate Leading Up to the Changes

(b) The Badgley and Fraser Committee Reports

(c) The Establishment of a Child Pornography Law — s.163.1

II. Conclusion

CHAPTER FOUR — Sharpe and Its Aftermath .......... 91

I. The Case of R. v. Sharpe and Subsequent Legislative Developments

II. Criticism and Controversy Surrounding Child Pornography Law

III. Child Pornography and the Internet Today: A Decade After Sharpe

IV. Conclusion

CHAPTER FIVE — A New Agenda for the Information Age

I. Inter-Jurisdictional Law Enforcement Efforts

(a) The Importance of International Conventions

(b) Ratification of the Cybercrime Convention: The Need for Lawful Access

(c) The Need for an International Law Enforcement Network

II. National Law Enforcement Initiatives

III. Education, Awareness and Victim Support

IV. Conclusion

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