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Information on location of George Gibney
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Article: Pete Townshend of the WHO was put on the British Violent and Sex Offender Register. So he’s been banned from entering the US right? Wrong.

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Child sex offenders: therapy, prison or death? (Read)

Open letter to Federal Judge Jack Weinstein regarding sentencing for possession of child pornography (Read)

Acknowledging domestic and child abuse is a (very) recent phenomenon (Read)

U.S. Supreme Court: Sex offenders can be held indefinitely (Read)

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California's Chelsea's Law will jail, tag sex offenders for life (Read)

Most perpetrators of sexual
assault are someone the
family or child knows (Read)

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Child AbuseWatch.net (CAN) is a resource center for learning about Child Abuse awareness and prevention.

Spend 20 minutes reading our Child Abuse section (above) and you will know more about protecting a child from abuse than 95% of the people you meet today; tomorrow, or the next day.

Las secciones de Abuso Infantil y de emergencia están disponibles en español. Les sections sur l'Enfance maltraitée et les Cas d'urgence sont disponibles en français.

Where are you? This site provides information for North America and Canada. For our European site click here. If you are in Australia, New Zealand or South Africa click here. These sites contain localized resources, emergency and crisis information.

CAN promotes Action as the means of abuse intervention and prevention. Action in the form of reaching out for help, speaking out for a child, making a call, reporting a suspicion, arresting a behavior, reporting the location of an abuser, learning about this insidious crime.

CAN provides emergency and counseling contact information for children, perpetrators, family and friends.

For professionals or anyone involved in child abuse prevention, CAN is an ideal starting point for learning about the subject. CAN draws together in one place most of the services, contacts, data and educational sources you'll need.

CAN investigates absconded child abuse perpetrators providing information to law enforcement, the FBI and ICE on their location to facilitate arrest.

Victim, Perpetrator, Family, Friend, Anyone,
to report abuse or to talk to
someone in confidence call toll free

National Child Abuse Hotline
1800 422 4453

or
1 800 843 5678
National Center for Missing
and Exploited Children

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