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With child sexual abuse crimes on the rise, on- and offline safety needs prioritizing

  • There are likely few more traumatizing moments for a family and their community than finding out a child has been abducted or abused by
Opinion | BY BILL WILTSE, JAD SALIBA | July 4, 2018
Canada’s legislators, like Justice Minister Jody Wilson-Raybould, should open a debate around the sentences handed out to those convicted of possession and dissemination of child sexual abuse materials, write Jad Saliba and Bill Wiltse. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

With child sexual abuse crimes on the rise, on- and offline safety needs prioritizing

Opinion | BY BILL WILTSE, JAD SALIBA | July 4, 2018
  • There are likely few more traumatizing moments for a family and their community than finding out a child has been abducted or abused by

With child sexual abuse crimes on the rise, on- and offline safety needs prioritizing

Opinion | BY BILL WILTSE, JAD SALIBA | July 4, 2018
  • There are likely few more traumatizing moments for a family and their community than finding out a child has been abducted or abused by
Canada’s legislators, like Justice Minister Jody Wilson-Raybould, should open a debate around the sentences handed out to those convicted of possession and dissemination of child sexual abuse materials, write Jad Saliba and Bill Wiltse. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade
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