Hungarian man and kindergarten teacher arrested for making paedophile content about children
Hungarian authorities arrested a Hungarian man and his partner (a kindergarten teacher). They are accused of sexual harassment towards the woman’s niece, their child and for making paedophile video contents about young children at the kindergarten.
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Index reported that in 2019 the two Hungarian citizens were already accused of making sexual contents about children and selling them on the dark web where authorities found the site of the advertised pornographic contents and successfully identified the criminals. The victims of the child pornographic videotapes were taken to a safe place by the Hungarian authorities.
Evidence was found that the Hungarian kindergartner made tapes about children at her workplace.
The police examined the house of the two Hungarian citizens where they found several IT devices and other child pornographic videotapes and photographs on them. The investigation was closed.
Hungarian Ambassador to Peru involved in child pornography
Several independent sources have confirmed that Gábor Kaleta, Hungarian ambassador to Peru was arrested and deprived of his ambassador status due to his involvement with a child pornography network. Foreign Affairs were trying to be quiet about the events, although at an ambassadors’ meeting one of the ministers told the attendees anonymously what happened to Kaleta
Source: www.index.hu, www.police.hu
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