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Further to the assurances that the Deputy Leader of the House has just given to my hon. Friend the Member for Reading, West (Martin Salter) on legislation to deal with violent internet pornography, she will be aware that the need for such legislation was highlighted by the brutal murder some...
Further to the assurances that the Deputy Leader of the House has just given to my hon. Friend the Member for Reading, West (Martin Salter) on legislation to deal with violent internet pornography, she will be aware that the need for such legislation was highlighted by the brutal murder some...
I am grateful to my hon. Friend for making those points, which I shall relay to colleagues in the Ministry of Justice.
I am grateful to my hon. Friend for making those points, which I shall relay to colleagues in the Ministry of Justice.
Lords debate on unstarred question on what steps they are taking, together with international agencies, to shut down websites that give access to violent pornography.
Lords debate on unstarred question on what steps they are taking, together with international agencies, to shut down websites that give access to violent pornography.
Westminster Hall adjournment debate on extreme images on the internet.
Westminster Hall adjournment debate on extreme images on the internet.
That this House expresses its sadness at the death of Brighton teacher Jane Longhurst at the hands of sex strangler Graham Coutts and conveys its sympathy to her family; notes with horror that Coutt's computer contained hundreds of pornographic images of asphyxiation, strangulation, rape, torture and violent sex; praises the work of the Mail on Sunday in exposing the websites which peddle this material and acting to shut them down; deplores the fact that many people are making financial gain from promoting such extreme pornographic websites which are all too freely accessible yet can have a direct causal link with horrific crimes; and calls upon the Government to work urgently with internet regulators, telecom operators, website hosting and billing companies at home and abroad, to close down such obscene sites and prevent this gross abuse of the internet.
That this House expresses its sadness at the death of Brighton teacher Jane Longhurst at the hands of sex strangler Graham Coutts and conveys its sympathy to her family; notes with horror that Coutt's computer contained hundreds of pornographic images of asphyxiation, strangulation, rape, torture and violent sex; praises the...