Purpose of paedophiles’ activities Sample Clauses

Purpose of paedophiles’ activities. This subsection discusses some of the reasons, why child pornography materials continue to fuel interest despite it being considered illegal, and is banned in most jurisdictions. The “demand” for these materials, will continue to provide a stimulus for individuals to use new technological means to source, and exploit children and young people. We seek to find the reasons by asking two questions. First, why do paedophiles seek out children and exploit them? Second, what is the purpose behind the paedophiles’ activities? The answer to these two questions reads: paedophiles source and abuse children to (1) satisfy their own desire, and (2) for the purposes of grooming. Grooming in this sense is seen as a means to an end. It is regarded as an integral part of familiarising, and making the child a participant in child pornography. In addition, (3) paedophiles source and abuse children to add them to their collection of child pornographic materials.125 We have observed that a high number of cases progress from on-line contact to direct face-to-face sexual encounters. This is evidenced from Wolak, Xxxxxxxxx, and Xxxxxxxx’x (2004) study which shows that 93% of face-to-face encounters entail illegal sexual contact between offenders and victims.126 A great majority of victims (83%) who met offenders face-to-face willingly went elsewhere with them.127 Xxxxx, Xxxxxxxxx, and Xxxxxxxx classified the victims who attended such face-to-face meetings with offenders as follows:
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