Fife man guilty of sex offences spanning 42 years against kids as young as four
A Fife man has today been given an Order for Life Long Restriction for child abuse crimes committed over a 42-year-period.
Our Kids Need Justice
MSP Shona Robison backs Tele petition to jail child sex offenders
An MSP has praised the Evening Telegraph’s petition calling for tougher sentencing guidelines for sexual offences against children.
EDITOR’S COMMENT: Political backing is big step forward in Tele campaign to jail child sex offenders
The fight will be a long one but, make no mistake, this political support represents a significant step forward.
New sentencing rules backed after the Tele campaign spotlights sex abuse
Politicians and charities have welcomed the decision to develop multiple sentences for people convicted of rape, sexual assault and possessing indecent images of children.
MARTEL MAXWELL: Sign the Tele’s petition to jail child sex offenders
The biggest and most impassioned response I ever had to a column – especially on the Tele’s Facebook page – was addressing the disgust I felt at the umpteenth case of a paedophile being spared a jail sentence in Dundee.
Victim tells of meeting serial sex offender who abused her when she was a child
The victim of a serial sex offender has spoken of the moment she came face to face with the man who abused her when she was a child.
Almost 6,000 readers back Tele campaign to jail sex offenders who target kids – sign today
The Evening Telegraph’s petition campaigning for those convicted of child sex offences to receive a mandatory prison sentence has been signed by more than 5,700 people.
Man allowed indecent images of a child to be taken at his Angus home
A man has admitted being found with indecent images of children.
Fife man caught with more than 1,000 indecent images of children
A Fife man who downloaded more than 1,000 indecent images of children has been jailed for more than a year.
VIDEO: Thousands of Tele readers back our campaign to jail perverts who prey on kids
We asked Dundee to support our fight to get justice for our kids – and the city is delivering by the thousand.
VIDEO: Dundee public get behind Tele sex offenders campaign by signing petition
The Tele has taken the Our Kids Need Justice fight to the streets.
SCOTLAND: Man sent disturbing indecent video of naked boys and donkey to colleague
A north-east man sent a colleague an indecent video involving young children and a donkey – and then laughed about it.
VIDEO: More support plea to jail child sex offenders as petition reaches 1,800 signatures
The sexual abuse of a child is an utterly appalling crime for which there can never be any justification.
SCOTLAND: Man caught with sickening haul of 250,000 indecent images of kids
A Moray man has been placed on the sex offenders register after being found in possession of more than 250,000 indecent images of children.
High-risk sex offender banned from contact with children took boy for road trip to Dundee
A high-risk sex offender who had been banned from being in the company of any boy under 16 went on a road trip with youngsters in February.
In 24 hours 1,300+ have signed our petition to jail child sex offenders – but this fight will not be simple
The sexual abuse of a child is an utterly appalling crime for which there can never be any justification.
PETITION: Sign the Tele’s petition to jail child sex offenders
Over the last 10 months the Evening Telegraph has campaigned for automatic jail terms for those who prey on children.
Politicians call for an end to ‘undue leniency’ handed to some Dundee sex offenders
Politicians have called for an end to “undue leniency” handed to some child sex offenders – echoing the Tele’s call for tougher sentences.
Why the Tele is campaigning for justice for children
When the Evening Telegraph kicked off its campaign last year we told how the people of Dundee wanted justice and protection for our children.
EXCLUSIVE: Extent of child sex abuse in Dundee hidden to PROTECT sex predators
Some stats which reveal the number of crimes committed by sexual predators are being withheld amid fears the offenders could be identified.