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John Aster was and did plead guilty to not 5 or 10 images, but 15 thousand images of young children that were sexually abused, living and dead.

John Aster obtained what is known in Australia as a NON CONVICTION or SPENT CONVICTION which still stands as a conviction, but is not identified unless he applies for employment working with CHILDREN then that company is informed of that conviction and …

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I’ve been chatting with Canadian cyberbullying educator and speaker Lissa Albert about various apps for cell phones and their potential for misuse, and it has been one fascinating conversation. As such, she volunteered to write up a summary for our blog – which really paints a comprehensive picture as to what is available out there …

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David Knight's life at school has been hell. He was teased, taunted and punched for years. But the final blow was the humiliation he suffered every time he logged onto the internet. Someone had set up an abusive website about him that made life unbearable.

"Rather than just some people, say 30 in a cafeteria, hearing them all …

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OTTAWA – Every person who has faced a serious incident of bullying knows what put a stop to it. Either the victim stood up to the bully; or the victim found a champion, who stood up to the bully; or the victim and bully were physically separated, denying the bully access.

These are the remedies that work. These are the remedies that have …

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What is cyber-bullying?
Sending nasty electronic messages via Internet or cellphone
Sending or posting gossip or rumour to damage reputation or friendships
Pretending to be someone else and sending negative messages to get others in trouble or hurt their reputation or friendships
Posting real or digitally enhanced photographs of someone online without their permission
Using a website to rate …

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The 21st-century school bully need not rely on just fists and a cruel tongue. The Internet is now part of the bully's arsenal, making cyber-bullying possible anywhere -- and not just around school hours.

The Internet has also opened the door for first-time bullies, according to a University of Toronto study.

"A threat made through Facebook or texting …

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REGINA - Canada's justice and public safety ministers say they'll work together to see what more can be done to stop cyberbullying.

Shirley Bond, British Columbia's justice minister and attorney general, said the ministers discussed the issue extensively at a two-day meeting in Regina.

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What is Cyberbullying?

Cyberbullying is threatening, lying about, stalking or otherwise harassing a person online or via other electronic communication devices like a cell phone. It is becoming a bigger problem as more and more people spend time on the Internet. There are a number of behaviors that are considered cyberbullying, …

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This is a teen-written article from our friends at Youth Communication, a nonprofit organization that helps marginalized youth develop their full potential through reading and writing.

By Otis Hampton

When I was little, I was too afraid to speak up for myself. If I accidentally broke something, either my mom or my older …

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