Emigration Charity Worker Jailed for Pedophilia

A charity organization known as "Save the Children" saw one of its workers jailed for four years due to sexually abusing a child. The Pakistani man, Sohail Ayaz, just so happened to be a member of an international pedophilia ring.

The emigrant worked as a member of the Farringdon-based charity, whose main goal is to stop child abuse. Police later found out that the man had come to the UK on a two year visa after molesting a 14 year old boy and taking photos of him. The man, who is 35 years old, is also wanted in Italy for involvement in a child sex ring containing at least 15 Romanian children, both male and female.

After gaining information from the Italian police about Sohail Ayaz, the British police arrested the man at the charity's St John's Land headquarters. The police later searched Ayaz's home and found hundreds of child porn pictures and videos.

Some of the pictures and videos that were found at Ayaz's home featured some very serious level five category material. This included, but was not limited to, children involved with bestiality and torture. Other reports also came in that the man had abused a young boy in another country, but his identification cannot be given out for legal reasons.

While in court, Ayaz admitted to one count of penetrative sexual activity with a child, two counts of sexual activity with the child, and two counts of taking indecent photographs of the child and distributing them out. He went on to admit to two counts of possession. One involving 397 pictures of children and another of having 112 video clips.