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Azov Films and related articles Azov Films Prosecutions Starting in 2012, some US customers of Azov Films have been arrested and charged with receipt and possession of child pornography: some of the nude visual material has been construed as illegal by US Law Enforcement Officers ("LEO's"), including agents of the United States Postal Inspection Service. Also see: Azov Films Prosecutions - Canada and Azov Films Prosecutions - United Kingdom. Mick Moran of Interpol and Pro-active Pedophile Policing News article related to Azov Films. (Bernie Najarian) Mark Schieldrop: press hostility to Azov accuracy News article related to Azov Films. (Bernie Najarian) Pedophobe of the Year:Paul Krawczyk,Toronto Police News article related to Azov Films. (Bernie Najarian) Spading Up Hate: Joanna Beaven-Desjardins’ Big Lie News article related to Azov Films. (Bernie Najarian) Sebastian Edathy German politician embroiled in controversy related to Azov Films. Breaking news stories Operation Yewtree (also known as the Yewtree Inquisition and the Savile Inquisition) is a police investigation into historical sexual abuse allegations in the UK some dating back more than 50 or 60 years. Paedophile Information Exchange Several British politicians including Harriet Harman (Labour Deputy) and Patricia Hewitt (Health Secretary) and a judge (Lord Justice Fulford) and Peter Thornton, the Chief Coroner have been servery criticized in the tabloid press for their peripheral connection with PIE while promoting civil liberty in the 70's and early 80's. Bryan Singer : American film director, screenwriter and producer known for his work on the X-men series accused in a civil lawsuit of sexual assault of a minor. The thin wedge to immobilize citizens The International Megan's Law bill now before Congress/ a systematic effort to erode the foreign travel rights of American “registered sex offenders. (News article, David Kennerly) See also: “HOMELAND SECURITY'S” ASSAULT ON TRAVEL and DEAD END: The International Megan's Law's Assault on Everyone's Freedom of Travel Tiger claws out at U.K. anti-porn state-rapists Bus driver Andrew Holland, 51, of Wrexham, Wales, experienced an Azov-Films-like moment of state-rape early in 2009 when he was arrested and charged with two counts of "possession of an extreme pornographic image. (Bernie Najarian) External Links Why the Sayreville Bombers Shouldn't be Prosecuted The “Sex Offender” Regime is Cruel and Unusual Punishment (Judith Levine - CounterPunch, US) Robul Hoque: sentenced for a thought crime Since when has possessing weird cartoons been a criminal offence? (Rossa Minogue - spiked, UK) Child porn charges against artist Paul Yore dismissed, Visual Arts association welcomes decision THE peak group representing Australian artists has welcomed the Magistrates’ Court’s dismissal of child porn charges against artist Paul Yore, who walked free this morning. (Dana McCauley - Port Phillip Leader, AU) Sex Offender Laws Have Gone Too Far Our draconian policies about sex offenses reflect our ignorance of them. (Matt Mellema, Chanakya Sethi, and Jane Shim - Slate, US) Paedophile panics: an unhealthy obsession Podcast: Frank Furedi, Barbara Hewson and Luke Gittos on the latest scandals. (spiked podcast - spiked, UK) Abuse inquiry: built on conspiracy theories? The myth of powerful, protected perverts has been around for decades. (Barbara Hewson - spiked, UK) The sex ring at the heart of the British establishment… 100 years ago Tory MP Geoffrey Dickens’ file is supposed to name the paedophiles at the heart of the British establishment – but much the same was alleged by Noel Pemberton Billing in 1918. (James Heartfield - spiked, UK) NSPCC: not in the best interests of the child Making reporting of child abuse mandatory will not help children. (Frank Furedi - spiked, UK) Our need for paedos: why society obsesses over child abuse After Rolf, the Westminster ‘child sex ring’: why the paedo-scare won’t die. (Brendan O’Neill - spiked, UK) ‘Named persons’: child protection at its most dystopian Discussion of the new act which will mean that, from birth, each child in Scotland will have a specific state-appointed professional, a ‘named person’, to oversee their interests, and, in particular, to oversee their safety. (Stuart Waiton - spiked, UK)