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Bid to block paedophiles on Facebook fails over concerns about human rights laws

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A bid to block paedophiles from using sites like Facebook has failed Government plans to prevent paedophiles using social networking sites like Facebook and MySpace have failed over concerns about human rights laws. Full Article at Daily Mail - UK

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    Government plans to block paedophiles from using social networking sites such as Facebook and MySpace have been shelved because of fears that such a move would breach human rights laws. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited

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