The advocacy group, Women and Men Against Child Abuse (WMACA), is calling for a critical shift in the way South Africans discuss child sexual abuse material. This follows the recent arrest of Darren Wilken, a 35-year-old man found with disturbing evidence linking him to a transnational sex crime syndicate. WMACA’s campaign, “Stop Calling it Child Pornography,” seeks to challenge the minimisation of these horrific crimes and to advocate for a stronger response to online child exploitation.

Guest: Miranda Jordan: Women and Men Against Child Abuse

The advocacy group, Women and Men Against Child Abuse (WMACA), is calling for a critical shift in the way South Africans discuss child sexual abuse material. This follows the recent arrest of Darren Wilken, a 35-year-old man found with disturbing evidence linking him to a transnational sex crime syndicate. WMACA&rsquo;s campaign, &ldquo;Stop Calling it Child Pornography,&rdquo; seeks to challenge the minimisation of these horrific crimes and to advocate for a stronger response to online child exploitation.
Guest: Miranda Jordan: Women and Men Against Child Abuse

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The advocacy group, Women and Men Against Child Abuse (WMACA), is calling for a critical shift in the way South Africans discuss child sexual abuse material. 

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