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Children are being sexually abused every seven minutes, NSPCC reveals as figures hit new high.

 Charles Hymas 

23 OCTOBER 2019 • 10:57 PM

Children are being sexually abused every seven minutes, according to police data obtained by the NSPCC.

Reported sexual offences against children rose to 76,204 in the last 12 months, a record high, according to the figures from 44 of the 45 police forces released under Freedom of Information laws.

That is a rise of 63 per cent compared to five years ago when there were 46,738 recorded child sexual offences.

Analysis of the data also reveals that where age of victim was provided, a fifth of the offences - some 16,773 - were recorded against children aged ten and under, with 341 of the offences against babies under the age of one.

The NSPCC say the rise in offences which include rape, sexual assault and grooming is partly explained by better recording and increased reporting but believe there has also been a rise fuelled by paedophiles exploiting social media to contact children.

In 2018/19, there were 8,656 recorded child sexual offences flagged as involving an online element – an increase of 18 per cent from the previous year where there were 7,362.

Peter Wanless, chief executive of the NSPCC, said: “Record numbers of child sexual offences means we are facing a nationwide crisis in the help available for tens of thousands of children.

“These children are bravely disclosing what happened to them but in too many cases there is not enough timely, joined up and child-friendly support. Instead they are shunted from overstretched service to service.

“We need a radical rethink in the way we help these young people, otherwise they could struggle for the rest of their lives with long term, deep seated trauma.”

The charity is calling for the provision of specialised services around the UK, with an emphasis on early joined up support from police, local NHS services, children’s services and advocacy for children who have experienced sexual abuse, offered in child-friendly spaces.

Last year there were 69,543 recorded child sexual offences, more than three times the 20,698 when figures were first collected in 2007/08.

Chief Constable Simon Bailey, the National Police Chiefs’ Council lead for child protection, said: “Policing is doing all we can to pursue and prosecute criminals who exploit and abuse young people.

“But much more must be done to stop this abuse happening in the first place. Social media and tech companies need to acknowledge their responsibility and do more to stop children accessing harmful content and prevent abuse on their platforms.

“They have a social responsibility to design out this type of offending and to cooperate in full with police investigations into child abuse or exploitation.”





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The 28 countries around the world where same-sex marriage is legalRosie Perper Jun 12, 2019, 11:54 PM

   

People demonstrate for the legalisation of gay marriage and parenting on December 16, 2012 in Paris, France. Antoine Antoniol/Getty Images

People fighting for same-sex marriage rights around the world have seen global support increase in recent years. Australia, Malta, and Germanylegalized same-sex marriage in 2017, and Taiwan made history last month , becoming the first government in Asia to welcome legislation on marriage equality. 



Ecuador is the latest nation to join the fold, as the country's highest court on Wednesday voted 5-4 in favor of legalizing same-sex marriage after a long legal battle with same-sex couples and advocates. The court has instructed the government to pass legislation ensuring equal treatment for all citizens who wish to marry.

There are currently only 28 countries that allow same-sex couples to marry.

Keep scrolling to read the full list:

1. In 2001, the Netherlands became the first country to legalize same-sex marriages.Revelers on a boat parade the Prinsengracht canal participating in the Amsterdam Canal Parade during Amsterdam Gay Pride on August 2, 2014 in Amsterdam, Netherlands.Jasper Juinen/Getty Images

The legislation gave same-sex couples the right to marry, divorce, and adopt children. 

Source: CBS News

2. Belgium followed suit in 2003 and granted equal rights to same-sex married couples.Wedding conducted by Lord Mayor Willy Demeyer in Leige, Belgium on July 13, 2013.flamenc/Creative Commons

Beginning in 1998, the Belgian parliament offered limited rights to same-sex couples through registered partnerships. In 2003, the parliament legally recognized same-sex marriages.

Source: The Guardian

3. In 2005, the Canadian Parliament passed legislation making same-sex marriage legal nationwide.Spectators watch along Yonge Street, at the annual Pride Festival parade, July 3, 2016 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Ian Willms/Getty Images

In 1999, some provincial governments extended common law marriages to gay and lesbian couples, providing them with most of the legal benefits of marriage but laws varied across the country.

Source: CBC News

4. Also in 2005, a closely divided Spanish parliament agreed to do the same.A reveler dressed with a gay pride flag walks the streets next to Cibeles Square before the Pride Parade during the Madrid Gay Pride Festival on June 29, 2016 in Madrid, Spain.Pablo Blazquez Dominguez/Getty Images

The law guaranteed identical rights to all married couples regardless of sexual orientation.

Source: New York Times

5. After South Africa's highest court ruled the country's marriage laws violated the constitution’s guarantee of equal rights, parliament legalized same-sex marriage in 2006.Lesbian Angels march at the Gay Pride in Johannesburg, South Africa, October 7, 2006.Lesbian Angels/Creative Commons

Exemptions were also included in the new marriage law. Both religious institutions and civil officers could refuse to conduct same-sex marriage ceremonies.

Source: NBC News

6. In 1993 Norway allowed gay couples to enter civil unions, but it took until 2008 for a Norway to pass a gender-neutral marriage law.A fjord in Norway, with the Norwegian flag in the foreground, October 14 206. Graeme Maclean/Creative Commons

In January 2009, the bill was enacted into law, and gay couples were legally granted the right to marry, adopt children and receive artificial insemination.

Source: NBC News

7. In 2009, Sweden voted overwhelmingly in favor of legalizing same-sex marriage.A pride flag waves on Saint James Church in Stockholm, Sweden, December 26, 2010.Sergey Ashmarin/Creative Commons

The bill passed with 261 votes in favor, 22 votes against and had 16 abstentions.

Source: BBC News

8. Iceland's parliament voted unanimously to legalize same-sex marriage in 2010.LGBT pride march in Reykjavik, Iceland in August 2004. Henna/Creative Commons

Iceland's then-Prime Minister Jóhanna Sigurðardóttir married her longtime partner Jonina Leosdottir as the law came into effect.

Source: The Telegraph

9. Portugal has also allowed same-sex marriage since 2010, after legislation was originally challenged by the country's president.A girl carries a flag during the LGBT march in Lisbon, Portugal, June 18, 2016. Pedro/Creative Commons

Portugal had passed a measure legalizing same-sex marriage in February of 2010, but Portugal’s former president, Anibal Cavaco Silva, asked the Constitutional Court to review the measure. In April 2010, the Constitutional Court declared the law to be constitutionally valid.

Source: The Guardian

10. In 2010, Argentina became the first Latin American country to allow same-sex marriage.LGBT Pride Marcha del Orgullo in Buenos Aires, Argentina on November 7, 2009.Beatrice Murch/Creative Commons

Prior to the same-sex marriage law, a number of local jurisdictions, including the nation’s capital, Buenos Aires, had enacted laws allowing gays and lesbians to enter into civil unions.

Source: The Guardian

11. Denmark's legalization came in 2012 after Queen Margrethe II gave her royal assent to the proposed legislation.The Danish National Association of Gays & Lesbians at Copenhagen's LGBT Pride March in 2009. Ankara/Creative Commons

Denmark was the first country to allow same-sex couples to register as domestic partners in 1989.

Source: BBC News

12. Uruguay passed legislation allowing same-sex marriage in 2013.Joe Raedle/Getty Images

Civil unions have been permitted in Uruguay since 2008, and in 2009 gay and lesbian couples were given adoption rights.

Source: BBC News

13. In 2013, New Zealand became the first country in the Asia-Pacific to legislate for same-sex marriage.Paul McCarthy and Trent Kandler walk down the aisle after being married at the Museum of New Zealand, Te Papa, on August 19, 2013 in Wellington, New Zealand. Hagen Hopkins/Getty Images

The law won approval by a 77-44 margin in the country's legislature, which included support from former Prime Minister John Key.

Source: SBS News

14. President Francois Hollande signed a measure legalizing marriage equality in France in 2013.People demonstrate for the legalization of gay marriage and parenting on December 16, 2012 in Paris, France. Antoine Antoniol/Getty Images

Hollande’s signature had to wait until a court challenge brought by the conservative opposition party, the UMP, was resolved. France’s highest court, the Constitutional Council, ruled that the bill was constitutional.

Source: The Guardian

15. Brazil’s National Council of Justice ruled that same-sex couples should not be denied marriage licenses in 2013, allowing same-sex marriages to begin across the country.Drag queens Sara and Nina perform during an LGBT protest held inside city council on May 16, 2017 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Mario Tama/Getty Images

Prior to the law, only some of Brazil’s 27 jurisdictions had allowed same-sex marriage.

Source: The Australian

16. England and Wales became the first countries in the UK to pass marriage equality in 2014.Gay couple Peter McGraith and David Cabreza married shortly after midnight at Islington Town Hall in one of the UK's first same-sex weddings on March 29, 2014 in London, England. 



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THE PILLARS OF SOCIETY - PEDERASTY AND HOMOSEXUALITY INTRODUCED TO SOCIETY BY SA VILE THE PROCURER AND BLIAR THE PEDERAST

For All those People who know the State Religion of the Roman Empire was completely Satanic.. 
"The Empire never Ended" Philip K Dick

“When I suddenly stopped believing in the Lie I did not begin to think differently - I saw differently, as if something was gone from the world or gone from between me and the world which had always been there. Like a scrambling device that had been removed: deliberate scrambling. All, suddenly, was clear language."

AGAINST SATANISM

NOT AGAINST HOMOSEXUALITY BUT..

SODOMY IS THE BACK DOOR TO SATANIC RITUAL!!

 

SATANIC HOMO-OCCULTISM AND THE HOMOSEXUAL ROOTS OF FASCISM - Black Magician Homosexual Hitler created homosexual Cults based upon Black Magic - taught to him by Guido von List and the Armanen Order, Jorg Lanz von Liebenfels and Ariosophy, The Thule Society, Madame Blavatsky and the Theosophical Society, and Friedrich Nietzsche.






SODOMY IS THE BACK DOOR TO SATANISM!!

Homosexual vampirism and cannibalism is going on inside religion

Homosexual vampirism and cannibalism is what they are covering up

Targeting of Estehiwot Adinew in her beloved Ethiopia.

The church is a homo factory