More needed to combat child porn


KUALA LUMPUR: Information on tens of thousands of Internet Protocol (IP) addresses suspected of sharing child pornography have been provided to Malaysian police over the past six years, but due to the lack of trained staff, only about 100 IP addresses have been checked so far.

Bukit Aman Sexual, Women and Children Crime Investigation Division (D11) principal assistant director Asst Comm Siti Kamsiah Hassan urged the government to increase the financial allocation and manpower for the division.

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