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Solution to Child Pornography?

EDUCATION

- Educate young people

PARENTS

- Responsible parenthood

- Proper Guidance

LAW

- Penalty

-Republic Act No. 9775

AN ACT DEFINING THE CRIME OF CHILD PORNOGRAPHY, PRESCRIBING PENALTIES THEREFOR AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES

RAISE AWARENESS

- To those pedophiles which invariably child molestation or child abuse.

TAKE ACTION

- Be an advocate to speak about the rights of children and to stop child pornography.

HOTLINES

DSWD

By texting: DSWD blockchildpornURL Address to 2327; or to 0918-9122813

Human Trafficking 1343

National Bureau of Investigation

(02)5238231 to 38 local 354 to 355; DOJ-OOC (02)526-2747.

Philippine National Police Patrol 117

To those who would like to report cybercrime incidents online, they may visit websites:

http://www.iacacp.gov.ph

http://www.angelnet.ph

http://www.pnpacg.ph

http://www.doj.gov.ph

Send their emails to info

@iacacp.gov.ph; pnp.acg.angelnet@gmail.com and cybercrime@doj.gov.ph.

External monitoring

-External monitoring has to do with identifying possible ways your child could be exposed to pornography and finding ways to decrease the chance of exposure. Exposure to pornography can happen through the Internet, computer games, cell phones, advertisements, and family and friends.

All computers in your house, including laptops, should have an Internet filter installed which blocks websites that carry pornography. Make sure kids know what to do if a pornographic image accidentally pops up. Teach them to how to do an emergency screen crash and then immediately talk to a parent. As a parent, be prepared to “debrief” the event.
TV shows, video and computer games and other recreation should be monitored.
Children’s cell phones should be gathered up at night to be recharged by a parent, rather than kept in the child’s bedroom.
Know how to check which Internet sites have been accessed on the computers in your house. If your child has a cell phone, check on texts, photos, and Internet access.

Internal monitoring

-External monitoring will not be sufficient to protect children from pornography. Just as parents need to install filters on computers and phones, they need to help their children install a strong internal monitoring system. Children and teens need to have a self-imposed internal monitoring system to be able to avoid the hazards of pornography use.

Children need to understand what healthy sexuality is and why it is so important. They need to know the difference between healthy and unhealthy sexuality and what a healthy relationship looks like.
Know the answers about why pornography use is so damaging so that your discussions with your children go beyond, “Pornography is bad, don’t look at it!”
You can start a discussion about pornography by talking about something you’ve read, a question you have, or something as straightforward as, “I remember the first time I saw pornography,” then tell your story and ask your child to tell you about their exposure.