What are the implications of storing and viewing child sexually exploitative abuse material under POCSO as per the recent Supreme Court ruling
Supreme Court declares storing and viewing such material as an offence under POCSO Act.
- Storing and viewing child sexually exploitative abuse material under the POCSO Act is now considered a criminal offence according to the recent Supreme Court ruling.
- Individuals found guilty of possessing or viewing such material can face strict legal consequences, including imprisonment and fines.
- This decision aims to deter individuals from engaging in activities that perpetuate and promote child sexual exploitation and abuse.
- The ruling emphasizes the importance of safeguarding children and taking proactive measures to prevent and combat child sexual abuse.
- Law enforcement agencies are expected to intensify efforts to identify and prosecute individuals involved in the possession or viewing of such material to protect vulnerable children.
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