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UK ready to help Philippines fight online sexual exploitation of children

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The United Kingdom has expressed their willingness to assist the Philippines in fighting online sexual exploitation of children (OSEC) which still occurs in Cebu, says UK Ambassador to the Philippines Daniel Pruce in his recent visit. He says his government will help the police in sharing information from computer forensics.
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