The National Strategy for Child Exploitation Prevention and Interdiction

McCarthy, J. and Gaunt, N. (2004). “Responding Effectively to On-line Child PornographyOffenders,” SAFE Programme, Auckland, New Zealand,www.oii.ox.ac.uk/research/cybersafety/extensions/pdfs/ papers/john_mccarthy.pdf.Montgomery-Devlin, J., “The Sexual Exploitation of Children and Young People in Northern Ireland: Overview from the Barnardos Beyond the Shadows Service,” Child Care in Practice, 14, 381-400 (2008).Muir, D., Violence against children in cyberspace, ECPAT International (2005). Quayle, E., Loof, L., and Palmer, T., “Child pornography and sexual exploitation of children online,”. Paper presented at the End Child Prostitution, Child Pornography and the Trafficking of Children for Sexual Purposes (ECPAT) International to the World Congress III against Sexual Exploitation of Children and Adolescents, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, (2008). Quayle, E., and Taylor, M., “Model of Problematic Internet Use in People with a Sexual Interest in Children,” CyberPsychology & Behavior, 6(1), 100 (January 2003:93-106) Obsessions with Collecting Child Pornography In the words of one offender, “I managed to find the whole series from somebody and I let thechannel operators know…[ ] they were deeply grateful. It’s kind of like an art collector whofinds a lost Picasso.”Quayle, E., and Taylor, M., “Child Pornography and the Internet: Perpetuating a cycle ofabuse,” Journal of Deviant Behavior, 23(4), 331-362, (2002) at p. 10Child Pornography to Contact Offenses“Accessing the images appeared to reinforce existing fantasies and was used to give permissionto act on them."… it made me want to do the things I wanted to do. It gave me more courage to dothem… knowing that I've seen it on there… they were doing it… I can do it." (DX p. 67)Here the account used the pictures as a form of justification, a sense that if others are engaged inthis then it doesn't matter. It allowed one respondent to ignore the other cues that were presentedto him, such as his victim crying or constantly covering her face with her nightdress.”Quayle, E., and Taylor, M., “Child pornography and the Internet: Perpetuating a cycle ofabuse,” Deviant Behaviour 23(4), 331-362, (2002) p. 9.Quayle and Taylor, “Problematic Internet Use,” 101.Fathers’ Victimizing Their Children“When I made this video tape [victimizing my daughter] I was copying these [ ] movie clips…that I’d downloaded [ ] … I wanted to be … doing what they were doing.”“It was then that I thought about steps of involving my daughter… [ ] in creating video toactually trade to get the material I wanted.”C-7