Malacañang on Friday said that the Philippine government will continue to work with the international community to stop incidents of child sex abuse in the country.
"It’s a point of concern because it happens within our borders," Palace deputy spokesman Abigail Valte said, referring to a reports that an international probe involving Britain and Australia cracked the pedophile ring which has been streaming live sexual abuse of Filipino children over the Internet.
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