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Chiswick Masseur Convicted of Voyeurism

And yesterday a senior BBC executive narrowly avoided jail - because he had suffered a previous heart attack - for downloading over 800 images of child pornography including child sexual abuse (https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10402929/Retired-BBC-director-76-832-child-abuse-images-gasps-shock-avoids-jail.html)It has never been easier to be a "Peeping Tom".... which can lead to serious mental disorder and sexual offences including rape and murder. The murderer of Sarah Everard bought porn on line. Solutions? "Men at Work" - https://menatworkcic.org/ - delivers awareness training to boys and young men to help them remain civilised human beings when interacting with girls and women. #10Dialogues programme has won awards. Colin Hay is founder.

Una-Jane Winfield ● 1712d5 Comments

Sorry, Michael Conroy is founder of the educational social enterprise "Men At Work: 10Dialogues" https://menatworkcic.org/2021/03/21/10-dialogues-for-boys-and-young-men-and-those-working-with-them/

Una-Jane Winfield ● 1712d

Thanks for highlighting this subject. I saw the story about the masseur, but wasn’t aware of the other one.

Nora Watkins ● 1712d

“ judge said his 'poor health' would make prison 'particularly challenging' during pandemic ”So what!  Prison is supposed to be challenging for everyone who is convicted of a very serious crime.

Steve Taylor ● 1711d

You are obviously right. I suspect that he would end up in hospital if he was sent to prison. On another note, the police are not serious about on-line porn. If a man attacks a child - a "contact offence - it is a much more serious matter, I am told. Like our hospitals, our jails are full, full, full!

Una-Jane Winfield ● 1711d

“ I suspect that he would end up in hospital if he was sent to prison. ”That’s ok.  He could be handcuffed to the bed to ensure he can’t touch a keyboard.

Steve Taylor ● 1711d