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5 January 2006

Leading Charities Urge Protection for All Trafficked People


19 August 2004

Market Research Reveals How to Inform Travellers about Child Sex Tourism


17 May 2004

London Social Services Lack Sufficient Awareness of Child Trafficking or How to Deal With It


2 December 2003

BA Award Ð Industry Must Take Up Vital Role in Fighting Child Sex Tourism


10 December 2002

Children Caught in Prostitution Speak Out


08 June 2000

Advert Targets Loopholes in Sex Offenders Register


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27 August 2010

ECPAT UK press statement Ð Briton James Connor arrested in Romania

14 July 2010 Stars across the globe raise their hands to stop child trafficking
18 June 2010 ECPAT UK criticises court verdict in child sex tourism case


ECPAT UK press statement Ð Briton James Connor arrested in Romania
27 August 2010

In light of the case of British man James Connor, arrested in Romania on 22nd August 2010 on suspicion of sexually abusing children, ECPAT UK is calling on the Home Secretary to undertake an immediate review of current sex offender legislation. A review is essential to identify the gaps which allow British sex offenders to abuse children overseas, in particular those individuals who are already known to the UK authorities.

The Home SecretaryÕs current consultation document ÔPolicing in the 21st CenturyÕ, published in July 2010, does not make clear how the UK police will manage investigations and cooperate with other police forces regarding international sexual offences against children.

Prior to his arrest in Romania, James Connor was known to the UK police and was arrested in 1995 in connection with offences against children.

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