Internet Child Pornography and the Law: National and International Responses

Yaman Akdeniz

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Contents: Introduction Part 1 National Approaches: Legal approaches in England and Wales Legal approaches in the United States of America Legal approaches in Canada. Part 2 Supranational and International Approaches: European Union policy Council of Europe policy United Nations policy. Part 3 Internet Service Providers Liability and Self-Regulatory Approaches: Internet service providers' liability Self-regulatory and co-regulatory initiatives Conclusion Bibliography Index.

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