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Mr Friedman notes that South-East Asian governments still sometimes talk as if there were no home-grown paedophiles.

Britain this week announced a toughening of its laws, to allow for travel bans of up to five years on convicted paedophiles.

If one were to believe the tabloids, paedophiles are rampaging through the schools and undeported foreign felons through the countryside.

You may hate paedophiles. . . but at least they drive slowly when passing schools.

We must never forget the child victims who are abused for the gratification of these paedophiles.

But it also has weak law enforcement, a large sex industry and much poverty. So it has become a favoured destination for paedophiles.

Individual American politicians have great latitude to propose new laws. Stricter curbs on paedophiles win votes.

Some countries now have laws to prosecute nationals who molest children abroad and to curb paedophiles' foreign travel.

America and Germany, he says, are leading the way in issuing warnings about suspected paedophiles travelling to Cambodia.

Rome has always supported the rapists and paedophiles in its midst.

In the real world, wherever children go the paedophiles will follow, and it's exactly the same in an online environment.

According to Polish politicians, the country now has the toughest legislation towards paedophiles in Europe.

Polish law that can force some rapists and paedophiles to undergo chemical castration has come into effect.

Stricter curbs on paedophiles win votes.

Richer Asian countries, such as Japan, whose paedophiles travel to Cambodia, are also responding inadequately, says APLE's Mr Samleang.