About 400 children rescued from child pornography network

386 children were rescue and 348 people have been arrested in a global operation to combat child pornography.

The operation "Project Spade" began in 2010 when about 200 thousand images of children involved in sexual acts were found in a house near Toronto, Canada.

Among the detainees are teachers, doctors, nurses, pastors and priests and adoptive parents.

"The victims identified in this operation are more than 300. These 300 children have had their lives changed forever. The pictures of them have become a permanent record of sexual abuse of a child. In this operation, the victims were all pre-teens. Some had 5 years. When these images of child pornography are published on the internet, they may continue to circulate forever. The child becomes a victim, as the images are revisionadas again and again, "recalls Gerald O'Farrell, the Postal investigative service of the United States of America

The Canadian police began investigating the operations of the company Azovfilms and the owner, Brian Way, in 2010. Way is in remand since 2011.

The Postal investigative service of the United States of America helped investigate the company's data base in order to find producers and consumers of child pornography.

Among those arrested were 100 in Canada and 76 in the USA. Were also carried out arrests in Australia, Spain and Mexico.

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