Chairman of the court of first instance Luc Hennart talks to the press on February 18, 2013 at Brussels' courthouse, after an appearance of notorious pedophile Marc Dutroux before the execution court to request an early release from prison to serve out the rest of his sentence at home under electronic surveillance. The court turned down the request by notorious child sex killer Marc Dutroux . The ruling against Belgium's 'most hated man,' cited the risk he might offend again after being jailed for life in 2004 for the kidnap and rape between June 1995 and August 1996 of six young and teenage girls, four of whom died.
Chairwoman of the court Magali Clavie talks to the press on February 18, 2013 at Brussels' courthouse, after an appearance of notorious pedophile Marc Dutroux before the execution court to request an early release from prison to serve out the rest of his sentence at home under electronic surveillance. The court turned down the request by notorious child sex killer Marc Dutroux . The ruling against Belgium's 'most hated man,' cited the risk he might offend again after being jailed for life in 2004 for the kidnap and rape between June 1995 and August 1996 of six young and teenage girls, four of whom died.
Journalists gather around Jean Lambrecks, (C), father of one of Marc Dutroux's victim Eefje is surrounded by journalists after an appearance of notorious Belgian paedophile killer Marc Dutroux on February 18, 2013 at the courthouse in Brussels. A Belgian court on February 18 turned down a request by notorious child sex killer Marc Dutroux for early release from prison to serve out the rest of his sentence at home under electronic surveillance. The ruling against Belgium's 'most hated man,' cited the risk he might offend again after being jailed for life in 2004 for the kidnap and rape between June 1995 and August 1996 of six young and teenage girls, four of whom died.
Journalists gather around Jean Lambrecks, (C), father of one of Marc Dutroux's victim Eefje after an appearance of notorious Belgian paedophile killer Marc Dutroux on February 18, 2013 at the courthouse in Brussels. A Belgian court on February 18 turned down a request by notorious child sex killer Marc Dutroux for early release from prison to serve out the rest of his sentence at home under electronic surveillance. The ruling against Belgium's 'most hated man,' cited the risk he might offend again after being jailed for life in 2004 for the kidnap and rape between June 1995 and August 1996 of six young and teenage girls, four of whom died.
Journalists gather after an appearance of notorious Belgian paedophile killer Marc Dutroux on February 18, 2013 at the courthouse in Brussels. A Belgian court on February 18 turned down a request by notorious child sex killer Marc Dutroux for early release from prison to serve out the rest of his sentence at home under electronic surveillance. The ruling against Belgium's 'most hated man,' cited the risk he might offend again after being jailed for life in 2004 for the kidnap and rape between June 1995 and August 1996 of six young and teenage girls, four of whom died.
In this file picture taken on October 23, 2012 Director-General of the BBC, George Entwistle (C), speaks to the media after attending a Commons culture committee in central London. The BBC was reeling on November 10, 2012 as it suspended all investigations by its flagship current affairs programme Newsnight after a politician was wrongly named on the Internet as a paedophile. The British public broadcaster apologised 'unreservedly' for having aired a Newsnight investigation alleging that a senior Conservative Party figure repeatedly abused a teenage resident of a children's home in the 1970s. It added that BBC Director-General George Entwistle had ordered Newsnight to air a full apology and to enact 'an immediate pause in all Newsnight investigations to assess editorial robustness and supervision'.
Vinna Erviliana, 12-year-old Indonesian teenage girl goes online on Facebook at an Internet shop in Jakarta on June 17, 2010. Indonesia's Communications Minister Tifatul Sembiring vowed to issue a decree by the end of the year to 'save the young' from pornography on the Internet. The mainly Muslim country has been scandalised by the recent online release of homemade sex videos involving three popular celebrities, breathing new life into proposals to filter the Internet for pornographic content.
This picture taken on July 23, 2012 in Durban shows giant billboard highlighting the dangers for young women to have sex with older men. In South Africa, an increase in teenage pregnancies in eastern KwaZulu-Natal was blamed on older men seeking out younger women. The provincial government has set up 89 huge billboards to highlight the dangers of sex with older men, while creating support groups for young women to resist such relationships. AIDS experts say cross-generational sex, especially among older men and younger women, is one of the reasons that African women bear a greater burden of HIV infections, about 60 percent of cases in southern Africa.
This picture taken on July 23, 2012 in Durban shows giant billboard highlighting the dangers for young women to have sex with older men. In South Africa, an increase in teenage pregnancies in eastern KwaZulu-Natal was blamed on older men seeking out younger women. The provincial government has set up 89 huge billboards to highlight the dangers of sex with older men, while creating support groups for young women to resist such relationships. AIDS experts say cross-generational sex, especially among older men and younger women, is one of the reasons that African women bear a greater burden of HIV infections, about 60 percent of cases in southern Africa.
This picture taken on July 23, 2012 in Durban shows giant billboard highlighting the dangers for young women to have sex with older men. In South Africa, an increase in teenage pregnancies in eastern KwaZulu-Natal was blamed on older men seeking out younger women. The provincial government has set up 89 huge billboards to highlight the dangers of sex with older men, while creating support groups for young women to resist such relationships. AIDS experts say cross-generational sex, especially among older men and younger women, is one of the reasons that African women bear a greater burden of HIV infections, about 60 percent of cases in southern Africa.
This picture taken on July 23, 2012 in Durban shows giant billboard highlighting the dangers for young women to have sex with older men. In South Africa, an increase in teenage pregnancies in eastern KwaZulu-Natal was blamed on older men seeking out younger women. The provincial government has set up 89 huge billboards to highlight the dangers of sex with older men, while creating support groups for young women to resist such relationships. AIDS experts say cross-generational sex, especially among older men and younger women, is one of the reasons that African women bear a greater burden of HIV infections, about 60 percent of cases in southern Africa.
This file photo taken on March 14, 2008 shows Russian businessman Alexander Trofimov smoking a cigarette after his verdict at the Phnom Penh municipal court. Trofimov, a Russian paedophile controversially pardoned in Cambodia's largest-known child sex scandal will be deported after he was arrested at the home of a teenage girl, police said on June 5, 2012.
In a file picture taken on October 18, 2007, Russian suspect Alexander Trofimov (C), 41, is escorted by Cambodian police at Phnom Penh municipal court. Trofimov, a Russian paedophile controversially pardoned in Cambodia's largest-known child sex scandal will be deported after he was arrested at the home of a teenage girl, police said on June 5, 2012.
A picture taken on February 8, 2011 in Rennes, western France, shows a marble statue representing Themis, the Goddess of Justice at Brittany parliament, headquarters of Rennes appeal court. Rennes appeal court magistrates announced the adjournment of non-emergency hearings until February 10, 2011 evening during a social movement that followed French President Nicolas Sarkozy claim last week that their incompetence let a repeat sex offender allegedly murder and dismember a teenage girl. The French magistrates' union called for courthouses across the country to go on strike until February 10 in protest, while two major police unions accused the president of using the murder to further his own right-wing political aims.
A picture taken on February 8, 2011 in Rennes, western France, shows a marble statue representing Themis, the Goddess of Justice at Brittany parliament, headquarters of Rennes appeal court. Rennes appeal court magistrates announced the adjournment of non-emergency hearings until February 10, 2011 evening during a social movement that followed French President Nicolas Sarkozy claim last week that their incompetence let a repeat sex offender allegedly murder and dismember a teenage girl. The French magistrates' union called for courthouses across the country to go on strike until February 10 in protest, while two major police unions accused the president of using the murder to further his own right-wing political aims.
A picture taken on February 8, 2011 in Rennes, western France, shows part of a marble statue representing Themis, the Goddess of Justice at Brittany parliament, headquarters of Rennes appeal court. Rennes appeal court magistrates announced the adjournment of non-emergency hearings until February 10, 2011 evening during a social movement that followed French President Nicolas Sarkozy claim last week that their incompetence let a repeat sex offender allegedly murder and dismember a teenage girl. The French magistrates' union called for courthouses across the country to go on strike until February 10 in protest, while two major police unions accused the president of using the murder to further his own right-wing political aims.
A picture taken on February 8, 2011 in Rennes, western France, shows a marble statue representing Themis, the Goddess of Justice at Brittany parliament, headquarters of Rennes appeal court. Rennes appeal court magistrates announced the adjournment of non-emergency hearings until February 10, 2011 evening during a social movement that followed French President Nicolas Sarkozy claim last week that their incompetence let a repeat sex offender allegedly murder and dismember a teenage girl. The French magistrates' union called for courthouses across the country to go on strike until February 10 in protest, while two major police unions accused the president of using the murder to further his own right-wing political aims.
A picture taken on February 8, 2011 in Rennes, western France, shows a marble statue representing Themis, the Goddess of Justice at Brittany parliament, headquarters of Rennes appeal court. Rennes appeal court magistrates announced the adjournment of non-emergency hearings until February 10, 2011 evening during a social movement that followed French President Nicolas Sarkozy claim last week that their incompetence let a repeat sex offender allegedly murder and dismember a teenage girl. The French magistrates' union called for courthouses across the country to go on strike until February 10 in protest, while two major police unions accused the president of using the murder to further his own right-wing political aims.