Under age rape jihad. What is it with Canadian Muslims and minors? Note the almost bizarre wording in this piece about a child rapist. via Child sex tourism: Brampton man charged under federal law aimed at those who exploit children outside Canada | Toronto Star.
Azeem Siddiqi’s knees bobbed like pistons
as he sat outside room 207 of the Brampton courthouse last month, head
bowed, eyes locked in an unfocused gaze at linoleum flooring.
Posted on a board outside the courtroom
door to his right, a piece of paper listed his name nearly a dozen times
next to such charges as “sexual interference,” “sexual exploitation,”
“distribution” and “possession” of child pornography.
Siddiqi, a 29-year-old living in Brampton,
is among the rare few Canadians to ever be charged under a federal sex
tourism law aimed at those who exploit children outside the country, a
Star investigation has found.
The handsome, clean-cut Canadian of Pakistani descent is alleged to
have created, possessed and shared troubling photographic and video
images of male and female minors, including sexually touching them with
his hands and penis.
The list of 11 charges, none of them yet
tested in court, allege Siddiqi distributed pornographic images of a
“prepubescent female being sexually exploited,” imported pornography
featuring minors and created videos and images of a male and female
under the age of 18 years.
When approached for comment outside the
courthouse last month, Siddiqi ran into a parking lot where he dodged
traffic before disappearing from view.
The investigation by Peel Regional
Police’s child exploitation unit that began with Siddiqi has since
expanded to include a network of 30 more alleged Internet predators from
around the world with whom Siddiqi is accused of sharing images,
information it has passed on via the RCMP to police forces in eight
countries.
UNICEF estimates there are as many as two million children worldwide involved in the sex trade.
With a search warrant in hand, Morrow
visited Siddiqi’s Brampton home a year ago to seize electronic equipment
containing images and video. The content of those devices became the
basis of possession and distribution of child pornography charges.
One set of images of a young Pakistani boy
triggered a further investigation that would eventually lead to an
international search for both online predators and their victims.
“After the seizure and review of the
device, we formed the grounds to rearrest the accused, Siddiqi, and in
the subsequent interview I conducted with him, we learned the identity
of the child (in the video).”
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