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  1. Frodo

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    When I was at a municipal court house in Negros Occidental last year there was a woman waiting for the judge to call her into the courtroom. She said a taxi driver raped her 2-year old daughter. We did not query her further as this was obviously an extremely difficult subject. I did not follow-up on the case so I do not know what defense the suspect put forth. Of course, there are sickos in every country. Best for us to always stay vigilant!
     
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    Yes Alex I Agree. I had the same thing with My daughter but being 16+ she stood and told the Class, OK so hands up those that have been to my house and been inappropriately spoken to by my Dad or any other problem. The teacher Apparently said well yes but we know not all Foreigners are Bad, so it needs to be tempered a little in the classroom I feel. One Girl then told the Class that her Uncle has just been Charged with a sex Offence, So in the main things are getting to many that it is NOT just the Foreigner.
     
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    Hope its starting to change, I really do. But looking at the bigger picture of how laws are enforced or not enforced here I don't have much hope of any real change other then the couple of cases that make the news or in big cities. For one police while very friendly seem to have their hands tied by the laws and when they aren't tied they tie their own hands. Recently I was victim of breaking and entering and qualified trespass on my property by my former landlord (now living someplace else due to that). Police should have arrested the person on the spot and my case should have been escalated immediately a couple of lawyers have told me but instead they wasted my time for half a month dealing with the local Barangay Captain while friendly could offer no help on such a criminal matter.
     
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    Of course my gf said it would be better if the family just had the guy killed lol. I think that might be the preferred method of dealing with such cases out in the province.
     
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    It is starting to change. My gf watches the local news and always tells me about the pedophile cases reported and how disgusting it is. The last one was just a couple days ago where a 5 year old was raped by a (local) neighbor. His defense....."I was drunk". I can't remember exactly where but I believe it was Manila though. They do report frequently report on child molestation cases carried out by locals as well as foreigners.....just not in a language most of us understand.
     
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    Pretty much sums up my feelings on the subject.
     
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    Alcohol and any other drug is just an excuse to relieve the guilty of responsibility for their actions. No amount of alcohol and I don't see how any drug could make think of kids in that manner much less do anything to them. Yes they need psychological help but that does not dimish being responsible for their actions.
     
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    Seems to me if you need anything done and you have a legit complaint it worth going to police headquarters down near the airport. The local plod are a bit tied to what the municiple mayor says!
    They are not all lazy bit it doesn't help,they just want an easy life with not too much paperwork or stress and one of the biggest probs is they are employed locally and related around the barangay to a lot of people.
     
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    I read this on DailyMail this morning. ANIMALS!!! Poor girls!!! I hope this kind of crap does not happen in the City of Gentle People!!!
     
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    'She sat there with an eight-year-old girl on her lap and asked me "what do you want me to do with her?"' Inside a Filipino cybersex den where pot bellied paedophiles pick girls to be abused on webcam
    • Journalist Peter Bridge investigated child webcam sex abuse in Philippines
    • Found cybersex den where children are lined up and paedophiles pick one they want to watch being abused
    • Abusers also travel to to Philippines to abuse children on cam themselves
    • Posing as a paedophile, journalist was offered sex with eight year old girl
    • Told police, who rescued 11 children, arrested five suspected ringleaders
    By ED WIGHT FOR MAILONLINE

    PUBLISHED: 11:44 GMT, 12 January 2016 | UPDATED: 15:16 GMT, 12 January 2015

    These chilling images show a paedophile beauty pageant of Filipino girls as young as 11 are lined up in a cybersex den for perverts to choose one to be abused on a webcam.

    The girls are forced to smile as they are raped on camera as voyeuristic paedophiles instruct abusers what to do with them.

    After watching the ‘show’ some predators travel to dirt-poor slums of Iligan, in the Philippines, and pay to sexually abuse them.


    Read more: Inside Filipino cybersex den where paedophiles pick girls to be abused on webcam | Daily Mail Online
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