Category Archives: Porn Link to Rape

Moral welfare of young girls at risk from high risk porn offender

By SPCS | Published: October 27, 2011

Paedophile may remain a risk The Crown is having second thoughts about its decision not to seek an open-ended preventive detention sentence for a 39-year old man [name removed] who disclosed more sex offences involving children, while he was undergoing treatment in prison. He disclosed 16 sex charges against eight young girls while doing the Kia Marama [...]

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Registered charity challenges Court of Appeal’s child porn ruling

By SPCS | Published: July 22, 2011

Stop Demand Foundation, a registered charity (CC 30599) with the Charities Commission, has attacked a Court of Appeal decision granting name suppression to a 50-year old Manawatu man found guilty of possessing images of child rape. The charity’s founder, Denise Ritchie, who was interviewed on TV One’s Breakfast programme about the matter this morning, says the Court’s decision is a [...]

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‘Sick puppy’ saw porn in prison before murder

By SPCS | Published: April 16, 2011

It was an ”indictment” on the system [Dept of Corrections] that someone like [Malcolm] Chaston [now a convicted murder] could source objectionable material [pornograhy] while behind bars. ”It is hugely irresponsible and a disgrace,” he [Garth McVicar - Sensible Sentencing Trust Founder] said. WHITE SUPREMACIST Malcolm Chaston was allegedly able to watch soft-porn movies before [...]

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Praise for Censor’s Ban on “Cradle of Filth” T-shirt

By SPCS | Published: July 1, 2008

John Mills, President of the Society for Promotion of Community Standards Inc, (SPCS) has hailed as “bold, morally courageous and legally sound”, the classification decision issued to him today by the Chief Censor’s Office, that permanently bans a T-shirt he argued was “grossly objectionable due to its obscene content” and “completely vilifies the central figure of Christianity”. The Censor’s Office agreed with Mr Mills.

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Detrimental impact of hardcore pornography on young people

By SPCS | Published: December 24, 2007

LIVES CHANGED: The accessability of hardcore pornography is having a detrimental impact on the lives of young people in remote Australian towns and is seen as central to a sexual assault in Maningrida, east of Darwin. AAP Friday, 21 December 2007 Posted: http://www.stuff.co.nz/4332725a12.html

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Dr James Dobson Interviews Serial Rapist and Murderer Ted Bundy hours before he is executed by electrocution

By SPCS | Published: December 16, 2007

Ted Bundy explains step-by-step to clinical psychologist, Dr James Dobson, how his interest in soft-core porn led on to an addiction to hardcore porn and then on to a fascination for hard-core violent porn and how that helped fuel and crystallise his homicidal sexual fantasies leading to numerous horrific sex crimes and murders. Bundy explains [...]

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