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“Dangerous gaps in NZ’s company registration system exploited” says Oxfam – Stuff News

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Arms traders exploiting NZ laws – Oxfam. Stuff News Michael Field 19/10/10

Dangerous gaps in New Zealand’s company registration system are being exploited by arms brokers, aid organisation Oxfam says.

“Controls around company registration in New Zealand need to be tightened to prevent New Zealand businesses from unwittingly or deliberately facilitating illicit arms transfers,” the group says in a report today.

Oxfam’s “Brokers without Borders” examined the way a New Zealand company, SP Trading Ltd, smuggled arms out of North Korea late last year for an unknown destination.

Oxfam noted that nobody in New Zealand has been prosecuted for the arms trading despite it breaking United Nations sanctions and New Zealand law.

For more go to: http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/crime/4247254/Arms-traders-exploiting-NZ-laws-Oxfam

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John M Carr and the Financial Reporting Act

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John M Carr CPA

Porn Mogul targeted by anti-AIDS Campaigners

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Flynt Targeted By Aids Campaign Group

Hustler magazine boss LARRY FLYNT is facing a battle with anti-AIDS campaigners who have filed a workplace safety complaint against the porn mogul, accusing him of failing to provide a safe environment for his sex stars…

The complaint claims the movies “clearly demonstrate workplace activities highly likely to spread bloodborne pathogens in the workplace”, reports the Associated Press.

http://www.contactmusic.com/news.nsf/story/flynt-targeted-by-aids-campaign-group_1162438 Story dated 27 August 2010

http://celebrifi.com/gossip/AIDS-activists-file-complaint-against-Larry-Flynt-5485175.html Detroit Free Press 27 August 2010

Porn Mogul targeted by anti-obscenity task force

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D.C. jurors to apply obscenity test to porn mogul’s operation

An obscenity trial against pornography bigwig John Stagliano and his business opens Tuesday in a case with sweeping First Amendment implications that could significantly alter the $10 billion adult entertainment industry.

Stagliano, the porn mogul better known as Buttman, faces 32 years in prison. He and his company, Evil Angel, also face $7 million in fines for making fetish films with titles unfit to print in a family newspaper and selling them through the mail and over the Internet.

By: Scott McCabe Examiner Staff Writer

Read more at the Washington Examiner July 12, 2010:

http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/local/D_C_-jurors-to-apply-obscenity-test-to-porn-mogul_s-operation-98205274.html#ixzz12YgxOnFk [Read more…]