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June 13, 2014
YOUR CHILD: A SHEEP AMONG THE WOLVES
The issue of sexual predatory criminals shouldn’t be overlooked. They are real, they are ferocious and they are leaving amongst us. They may be a member of your own family, a friend, a colleague, an acquaintance or even your next door neighbor that are using the umbrella of the internet to perpetuate the horrendous and atrocious acts on our society and innocent children.
Today, the greatest dangers lurk in the idle activities children engage in while reaching out to peers stemming from the need to connect: Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Digger, Instagram, etc. The list of social networking and feed-related organizations out there is a mile long. Read on… http://www.huffingtonpost.com/jason-p...
Today, the greatest dangers lurk in the idle activities children engage in while reaching out to peers stemming from the need to connect: Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Digger, Instagram, etc. The list of social networking and feed-related organizations out there is a mile long. Read on… http://www.huffingtonpost.com/jason-p...
Published on June 13, 2014 08:55
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THE REAL HEROES - STANDING UP TO SEXUAL PREDATORS
The rise of sexual predatory attack in our society mostly on young vulnerable teenage boys and girls in the 21st century is becoming overwhelmingly outrageous unleashing devastation in our society. When you take a minute and glance through the various newspapers, listen to news reports, watch television or even browse through the internet, there is always one breaking news report of sexual predatory attack involving a child. Today, this trend has become so perverse and thus, jeopardizing the well-being of not only our children but the society at large casting a dark clouds leaving millions of children and families all over the world in a constant state of frenzy.
It is high time for each and every one of us to stand up! Shout out and be that voice. If Lacie a 13-year-old teenage girl from Texas can set a powerful example for other victims by not allowing herself to be extorted further by a sexual predator, you can. Please read on…http://www.huffingtonpost.com/avital-...
It is high time for each and every one of us to stand up! Shout out and be that voice. If Lacie a 13-year-old teenage girl from Texas can set a powerful example for other victims by not allowing herself to be extorted further by a sexual predator, you can. Please read on…http://www.huffingtonpost.com/avital-...
Published on June 13, 2014 04:13
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June 12, 2014
AUTHORITIES UNCOVERED “CYBERSEX DENS” IN THE PHILIPPINES
If you think cybersex activity is a child’s play, take a look at a recent activities uncovered in the Philippines. Read on...
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/world...
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/world...
Published on June 12, 2014 04:05
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June 11, 2014
IN POST-CONFLICT LIBERIA, 87% OF CHILDREN HAVE EXPERIENCED SOME FORM OF SEXUAL VIOLATION.
UNICEF Press Centre: Media advisory: Addressing sexual violence is life-saving, not optional.
In many war zones worldwide, sexual violence is as devastating to children’s and women’s lives as bullets and bombs, putting hundreds of millions of children and women at increased risk of rape and abuse. The Global Summit to End Sexual Violence in Conflict has the opportunity to focus on prevention, push for care and support for survivors, and to help end the culture of impunity surrounding such crimes by galvanizing international action.
“Sexual violence is the weapon of war that ceases to die. It is a global tragedy that destroys the lives of the women, girls and boys who are raped and abused. Sexual violence during conflict also engrains itself into society, so that when war is over it continues alone, causing unbearable suffering. Programs that prevent sexual violence are life-saving. This has to be recognized. To have results though they have to be implemented within the whole response package as soon as conflict hits.” said Susan Bissell, UNICEF’s Director of Child Protection.
Sexual Violence in Conflict: The Statistics
• More than 150 million young girls and 73 million boys experience sexual violence every year. Children in conflicted-affected countries are the most vulnerable.
• In the most recent conflict in South Sudan, rape has been used by both sides of the conflict during fighting.
• Around 40% of Congolese women are believed to have been subjected to some form of sexual violence at some point in their lives.
• A survey of rape survivors in South Kivu region, DRC revealed that 91% suffered from one or several rape-related illnesses including tissue tears in the vagina, bladder and rectum.
• In post-conflict Liberia UNICEF estimates that a staggering 87% of children have experienced some form of sexual violence and 65% of rape survivors are under 15 years old.
• Recent estimates in Kenya – where local conflicts are frequent - show that approximately one in three women and one in five men experienced sexual violence in their childhood. • In Cote d’Ivoire, one in ten women (9.9%) reported that they were forced to have sex by a non-partner since the age of 15, more than one in eight (14.8%) reported their first sexual experience was forced.
• During 2013 in Somalia, up to 35% of survivors of rape receiving services are girls under 12.
• In 2003, 74% of a sample of 388 Liberian refugee women living in camps in Sierra Leone reported being sexually abused prior to being displaced. During displacement, 55% experienced sexual violence.
• During the 1994 genocide in Rwanda, an estimated 250,000 to 500,000 women survived rape.
• In the early 1990s, an estimated 20,000 to 50,000 women were raped during the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Following this mind boggling statistics and shocking revelation, the perplexing question we must now ask ourselves would be; is this something we all need to worry about? Yes! Because, it is affecting our children and every aspects of our society pushing it to its wits end. This and many more my newly published book Cybersex: A Nightmare of the 21st Century “The Rebirth of Armageddon” seeks to address by laying out the physical, mental and mental, and psychological challenges that teenagers, parents, and society at large are faced with every single day, resulting from their daily encounters with the Internet and overindulgence in the world of cybersex that transcends into the physical realms. It provides guidelines using real-life scenarios, while laying out tips and red flags on how to protect young people from sadistic sexual predators that are using the anonymity of the Internet to carry out their diabolic and heinous acts.
The time has come to put an end to this nightmare and make the world a much better place for our children and the entire human race.
In many war zones worldwide, sexual violence is as devastating to children’s and women’s lives as bullets and bombs, putting hundreds of millions of children and women at increased risk of rape and abuse. The Global Summit to End Sexual Violence in Conflict has the opportunity to focus on prevention, push for care and support for survivors, and to help end the culture of impunity surrounding such crimes by galvanizing international action.
“Sexual violence is the weapon of war that ceases to die. It is a global tragedy that destroys the lives of the women, girls and boys who are raped and abused. Sexual violence during conflict also engrains itself into society, so that when war is over it continues alone, causing unbearable suffering. Programs that prevent sexual violence are life-saving. This has to be recognized. To have results though they have to be implemented within the whole response package as soon as conflict hits.” said Susan Bissell, UNICEF’s Director of Child Protection.
Sexual Violence in Conflict: The Statistics
• More than 150 million young girls and 73 million boys experience sexual violence every year. Children in conflicted-affected countries are the most vulnerable.
• In the most recent conflict in South Sudan, rape has been used by both sides of the conflict during fighting.
• Around 40% of Congolese women are believed to have been subjected to some form of sexual violence at some point in their lives.
• A survey of rape survivors in South Kivu region, DRC revealed that 91% suffered from one or several rape-related illnesses including tissue tears in the vagina, bladder and rectum.
• In post-conflict Liberia UNICEF estimates that a staggering 87% of children have experienced some form of sexual violence and 65% of rape survivors are under 15 years old.
• Recent estimates in Kenya – where local conflicts are frequent - show that approximately one in three women and one in five men experienced sexual violence in their childhood. • In Cote d’Ivoire, one in ten women (9.9%) reported that they were forced to have sex by a non-partner since the age of 15, more than one in eight (14.8%) reported their first sexual experience was forced.
• During 2013 in Somalia, up to 35% of survivors of rape receiving services are girls under 12.
• In 2003, 74% of a sample of 388 Liberian refugee women living in camps in Sierra Leone reported being sexually abused prior to being displaced. During displacement, 55% experienced sexual violence.
• During the 1994 genocide in Rwanda, an estimated 250,000 to 500,000 women survived rape.
• In the early 1990s, an estimated 20,000 to 50,000 women were raped during the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Following this mind boggling statistics and shocking revelation, the perplexing question we must now ask ourselves would be; is this something we all need to worry about? Yes! Because, it is affecting our children and every aspects of our society pushing it to its wits end. This and many more my newly published book Cybersex: A Nightmare of the 21st Century “The Rebirth of Armageddon” seeks to address by laying out the physical, mental and mental, and psychological challenges that teenagers, parents, and society at large are faced with every single day, resulting from their daily encounters with the Internet and overindulgence in the world of cybersex that transcends into the physical realms. It provides guidelines using real-life scenarios, while laying out tips and red flags on how to protect young people from sadistic sexual predators that are using the anonymity of the Internet to carry out their diabolic and heinous acts.
The time has come to put an end to this nightmare and make the world a much better place for our children and the entire human race.
Published on June 11, 2014 23:10
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June 8, 2014
HOW TO TELL IF YOU'RE BEING STALKED ON THE INTERNET
In recent times, one of the most unfortunate things that could happen to you online is being stalked. If you would like to be able to tell if you're being stalked and what to do when this happens? Please look at the 7 simply point I have listed out for you;
• Send the online user who you think is stalking you a message such as "Do not contact me in any way in the future." You do not need to explain why, just state that you do not want the person to contact you.
• Don't continue associating with people who you think are stalking you. Ignore them completely, and don't respond to any of their messages, posts, etc.
• Delete all personal information about you from your profile, user page, etc. Make sure that it won't give away your real name, phone number, address, etc.
• Tell a friend, family member, or someone else that you trust what is going on. Show them what this person is saying or doing to you. Get their opinion on what is happening.
• Save everything this user sends to you. Even the little things that you don't think would matter could actually make a big difference.
• Determine if you're being harassed or not. The legal definition, according to Black's Law Dictionary, is: "A course of conduct directed at a specific person that causes substantial emotional distress in such person and serves no legitimate purpose" or "Words, gestures, and actions which tend to annoy, alarm and abuse (verbally) another person." However, keep in mind that this is a very broad definition. State and federal legislation and common law have narrowed and refined in various ways.
• Notify the local police department if you think you're being harassed or abused by this other online person. Contact the nearest FBI office if they cannot or will not help you and your life is being threatened.
• Send the online user who you think is stalking you a message such as "Do not contact me in any way in the future." You do not need to explain why, just state that you do not want the person to contact you.
• Don't continue associating with people who you think are stalking you. Ignore them completely, and don't respond to any of their messages, posts, etc.
• Delete all personal information about you from your profile, user page, etc. Make sure that it won't give away your real name, phone number, address, etc.
• Tell a friend, family member, or someone else that you trust what is going on. Show them what this person is saying or doing to you. Get their opinion on what is happening.
• Save everything this user sends to you. Even the little things that you don't think would matter could actually make a big difference.
• Determine if you're being harassed or not. The legal definition, according to Black's Law Dictionary, is: "A course of conduct directed at a specific person that causes substantial emotional distress in such person and serves no legitimate purpose" or "Words, gestures, and actions which tend to annoy, alarm and abuse (verbally) another person." However, keep in mind that this is a very broad definition. State and federal legislation and common law have narrowed and refined in various ways.
• Notify the local police department if you think you're being harassed or abused by this other online person. Contact the nearest FBI office if they cannot or will not help you and your life is being threatened.
Published on June 08, 2014 09:20
HOW TO PROTECT YOUR CHILDREN FROM INTERNET PEDOPHILES
Here are some very simple and important facts we need to know mostly on how you can as parents best protect your children from the sinister plot of internet pedophiles who are hovering around our society seeking for innocent young troubled teenage boys and girls to carry out their atrocious and heinous acts like child abuse, molestation, trafficking, et al using the anonymity of the internet drawn from Phillip Calvin McGraw, also known as Dr. Phil an American television personality, author, psychologist, and the host of the popular television show Dr. Phil, which debuted in 2002.
Please visit the below link for these guidelines and you can also check out my newly published nook Cybersex: A Nightmare of the 21st Century “The Rebirth of Armageddon” for more info’s on how and why this incidence has now become a nightmare of the 21st century.
http://www.drphil.com/articles/articl...
Please visit the below link for these guidelines and you can also check out my newly published nook Cybersex: A Nightmare of the 21st Century “The Rebirth of Armageddon” for more info’s on how and why this incidence has now become a nightmare of the 21st century.
http://www.drphil.com/articles/articl...
Published on June 08, 2014 06:11
FOUR THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT CHILD MOLESTATION.
Over the years, there have been countless of stories about child abuse and sexual predatory incidences taking place in our society. Their peril in our society has assumed an unimaginable height proliferating every nook and cranny of our society, unleashing havoc and devastating consequences in the lives of tens of thousands of people, young and old, all over the world. Today, the most vulnerable people in our society are the youths who are mostly ensnare and caught up in the forefront of this affront because of their encounter with the internet and overindulgence in the world of cybersex. Is this an issue we all need to worry about? Who are they? Where are they? And how can we identify them? Shockingly, about 90 percent of child molesters know their victims. Most are not strangers who lurk in the bushes, waiting to kidnap children. They are usually family friends, uncles, fathers, brothers and neighbors.
Today, less than 10 percent of molesters are strangers who are abducting kids who you see on the news. To shine more light on this discussion, take a look at this video interview in January 2010, where Oprah sat down with four admitted child molesters and their therapist, Dawn Horwitz-Person, for a frank discussion about the cycle of abuse, graphic details of their crimes and how they methodically groomed their victims. After getting a rare insight into the minds of molesters, you will learn there are four things every person should know about child molester and their deadly acts which will send chills down your spine.
Watch Oprah’s two-hour conversation in its entirety:
http://www.oprah.com/oprahshow/Oprahs...
Today, less than 10 percent of molesters are strangers who are abducting kids who you see on the news. To shine more light on this discussion, take a look at this video interview in January 2010, where Oprah sat down with four admitted child molesters and their therapist, Dawn Horwitz-Person, for a frank discussion about the cycle of abuse, graphic details of their crimes and how they methodically groomed their victims. After getting a rare insight into the minds of molesters, you will learn there are four things every person should know about child molester and their deadly acts which will send chills down your spine.
Watch Oprah’s two-hour conversation in its entirety:
http://www.oprah.com/oprahshow/Oprahs...
Published on June 08, 2014 02:29
May 17, 2014
How can we combat the issue of child abduction is our society
Following the unfolding trends and persistent rise of child abduction proliferating our society today citing an instance with the recent mass abduction of hundreds of young teenage girls in Chibok, Nigeria with tens of thousands spread all across the world. What are those measures as an individual and as a society can we do to zero-in, combat and elude this affront that is saliently bisecting our society and thus, leaving millions of children and family all over the world in their deepest and darkest night? Your feedback is highly welcome.CYBERSEX - A NIGHTMARE OF THE 21ST CENTURY
Published on May 17, 2014 06:01
May 10, 2014
CYBERSEX - A NIGHTMARE OF THE 21ST CENTURY
Why do tens of thousands of people, young and old, all over the world today seeks to dwell more on the fantasy world using the anonymity of the internet to satisfy their unconsummated sexual fantasies rather than dealing with the reality of life? CYBERSEX - A NIGHTMARE OF THE 21ST CENTURY
Published on May 10, 2014 05:19
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