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Roast Busters' Victim Files Second Complaint, Feels at Fault Due to Police Inaction

A New Zealand teenage girl, who filed a sexual assault complaint against two members of the Roast Busters wants to make another complaint over the incident that happened when she was 13 years old. The girl from West Auckland, now 15 years old, filed a complaint against the Roast Busters in 2011. However, the New Zealand police said there was insufficient evidence to support the young girl's claims during that time.

Australia, Sri Lanka Agree to Jointly Tackle People Smuggling; Greens Oppose, Labor Supports

Australia and Sri Lanka agreed to expand cooperation between their naval forces in an effort to crack down on the people smuggling trade. A deal to this effect was reached after talks between Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott and Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapakse when they met on the sidelines of the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) in Colombo.

65 Australians Arrested Following Worldwide Child Exploitation Investigation

In one of the largest global investigation of its kind, 65 Australian nationals among 339 other suspects have been arrested worldwide by law enforcement agencies as they cracked down on an international child exploitation Web site operating from Canada. The three-year long investigation saved 6 Australian children among 386 others worldwide from exploitation.
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Bloomberg Sacrifices Journalist and Kills Stories to Continue Business in China

Global news organisation, Bloomberg, suspended a journalist, Michael Forsthye allegedly for having leaked a controversial investigative story about connections between Chinese billionaires and powerful government officials, after it was known that he leaked the news story to other outlets. Bloomberg editors were attempting to kill the story, written after a year-long investigation following fears that it would put the company's profitable monitor business at risk of being kicked out, by Chine...

NZ Police Aid International Effort to Stop Child Porn, Helps Canada Rescue 382 Children

New Zealand police helped Canadian investigators track down a child porn syndicate leading to the rescue of 386 children and the apprehension of 348 suspects. Canadian police discovered a Web site outside of Canada that was said to be the distribution of child abuse videos all over the world. Authorities launched an investigation with the aid of sex crime units in New Zealand and Australia.

NZ Police Set Up Roast Busters' Claims 0800 Hotline

The New Zealand police have set up a hotline for anyone who wants to call and speak to the investigating team. Citizens who have information regarding the Roast Busters are encouraged to call the toll-free 0800 hotline.

Billy Slater Attack: CCTV footage Exposed (VIDEO)

After reported to be detained by the Manchester Police because of an altercation that led to exchanging of punches outside a Manchester club, the CCTV footage involving Billy Slater's encounter with an unidentified man has been exposed.

Tantric Massage Grants Sexual Pleasure, Subject to Sex Tax- Rules German Court

A German court has ruled that tantric massage delivers sexual pleasure and should be subjected to the same tax levy as brothels and swinger clubs. A court in the southwestern German city of Stuttgart on Thursday rejected the studio owner’s argument that although Tantric massages involved the genital area, its aim was to provide holistic well-being and self-awareness.

Gays Can Seek Asylum in EU

The European Court of Justice, in a ruling that could have ripple effects in other countries, has ruled that members of the LGBT fearing for their lives just because of their sexual preference may now seek asylum in the European Union.

Roast Busters: Deleted Facebook Posts, Photos, Videos Can Be Recovered to Aid Investigators

The Roast Busters' Facebook group may have been removed but the photos, videos and messages posted by the teen rape club in New Zealand can still be recovered, according to a private investigator. Thompson and Toresen director of private investigation Daniel Toresen said digital media including text messages can still be recovered from computers and smart phones. Mr Toresen said Facebook posts can be viewed using Internet caches or saved snapshots of Web sites.

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