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N. N. Kaul, a spokesman for India's department of telecom, said Monday that the government was trying to control easy access to pornography following a directive from the country's top court.
That followed an order from the court last year that suggested the government needed to monitor access to pornography.
rife with child pornography, drug deals and human trafficking. But because it is buried'so deep it is considered out of the reach of mainstream search engines and many law enforcement agencies-until now.
the UK government said a specialist unit was being set up to hunt down paedophiles using the dark net to share child pornography.
and websites in the Far east and Eastern europe that were used to share child pornography around the world.
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