marcia sumie sangara - Faculdade de Tecnologia da Zona Leste

Sangara, M. S. Pedophilia on the internet: lack of criminal liability and the
unlimited exposure of potential victims. 101p. 2011.
Monograph (Technology in Computer Science) – Faculdade de Tecnologia da
Zona Leste.
ABSTRACT
The increasing development of the Internet gives us all several facilities such as
making payments without leaving home, communication with people from
different parts of the world, to obtaining of real-time information etc. At the same
time the technology has enabled us comfort and a lot of benefits, it also showed
us that it is not safe as many people think, the real-world criminals, were
perfected and began to commit crimes in the virtual environment, including the
fraud, the pedophilia, theft of information, copyright infringement and more.
Pedophilia has been doing more and more victims as the criminals were using
the computer as a tool to make new victims, and exchange files and information
with criminals around the world. This study has as problematic unlimited
exposure of underaged on the Internet making them potential victims of
pedophiles who act without the lack of punishment, and thus hypothesized that
the company charges for laws that will punish offenders, but it does not cares
for the children in order to monitor your access to the worldwide web, so
pedophiles almost with impunity. The objective of this research is to survey data
show that adolescents' exposure on the Internet are possible victims of
pedophiles, through literature and field research in an institution with students
aged 10 to 17 years age group who fit into the global statistics of victims of
pedophilia.
Key Words: Cybercrime; Internet; Pedophilia; Victims; Statistics.