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Children forced into local pornographic content

Summary by New Strait Times
What was once restricted to the dark web involving explicit content of kids is now widely traded due to high demand, especially on social media. Access to this illicit content is sold for as low as RM1. Sex predators have mastered the trade of preying on their innocence, write Aliza Shah and Amalina Kamal © New Straits Times Press (M) Bhd
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