01181nam a22002417a 450000100060000000300040000600500170001000800410002704000230006809000170009110000270010824500430013526000600017830000400023852004670027865000410074565000410078665000320082765000400085965000110089994200120091099900170092238636OSt20260707172614.0090617t        xxu||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d  cKE-NaSULdKE-NaSUL  c38636d38631  aWachira Kigotho957514  aPrisoners of the web.cWachira Kigotho  aNairobibThe Standard GroupcWednesday, 10th June, 2009  ap.31 ; The Standard,  June 10, 2009  aStudents and pupils are getting addicted to the Internet and computer games, but Kenya is among countries with no child protection laws and high unsupervised use by children.  Githurai in Nairobi is one of the spots where primary school children browse pornographic sites regularly with the assistance of the cyber cafe operators; Pornography sites are the most commonly visited sites by primary and secondary school students in Nairobi, Lagos and Dar-es-Salaam.  aInternet Regulation  -- Kenya963210  aInternet Regulation  -- Kenya963210  aCyber Laws  -- Kenya963211  aChildren Protection -- Kenya963212  aEthics  cARTxRG  c38636d38631