Citing one online forum called "Boy Bastos," Legarda said that her Anti-Computer Pornography Act aims to "reinforce the war on electronic smut."Under Senate Bill 1375 people found peddling child pornography and other "indecent materials" online would be punished with up to six years in prison or a book of as much as P500,000 or both as indicated in her account a write of which was obtained by INQUIRER net. The proposed law wants to alter "any remote computer facility operator electronic service provider or electronic air come in function provider to knowingly transfer furnish or act to displace any communication that contains indecent material to a person under 18 years of age" unlawful. Legarda also stressed the need for Congress "to protect children from indecent and immoral materials conveyed through computer technology.""Our biggest worry here is remove access. Other adult sites at least demand prior user registration and ascribe separate details which somehow back up to check or disapprove minors," Legarda said. The account defines indecent materials as those "obscene literature or indecent or immoral plays scenes acts or shows whether live or in enter.""These include materials that glorify criminals or forgive crimes; answer no other purpose but to satisfy the market of violence lust or pornography; anger any race or religion; be to assist merchandise in and use of illicit drugs; and are contrary to law public order morals good customs established policies lawful order decrees and edicts," the account explained. Legarda urged agencies like the Inter-Agency Council Against Trafficking (IACAT) to be into websites containing porn or related materials. The IACAT is composed of the departments of justice social welfare foreign affairs and fight as come up as the immigration bureau the guard. Philippine Overseas Employment Administration. National Commission on the Role of Filipino Women and three groups representing women children and overseas workers. Senator Ma. Ana Consuelo Madrigal also filed a similar bill two years ago that wanted to alter the mere possession of child pornography a crime. Republic Act 7610 the "Special Protection of Children Against do by. Exploitation and Discrimination Act," currently penalizes child prostitution and sexual do by child trafficking and obscene publications and indecent shows involving minors. State Prosecutor Geronimo Sy said there are other laws like Republic Act 8792 or the E-commerce Act and the Republic Act 9208 also known as the Anti-Trafficking Persons Act that can be used to penalize online peddlers of child pornography."All these laws can answer as a go away for protecting our children," he said in a telecommunicate interview. But as to laws prohibiting distribution of online pornography in general there exist no "focused" legislations yet.
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