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A pornographic photo-sharing website featuring images of Australian schoolgirls is back online 10 days after being shut down by
The website caused widespread outrage this month when it was revealed that many of the pictures were of underage students and were published without their
Website users request images of girls from particular high schools, including Wenona, Turramurra High School, Asquith Girls High, Blaxland High School, Wyong High School, Holsworthy High School and John Therry Catholic High
Schoolgirls have been unwittingly targeted on a pornographic
Users refer to nude images as 'wins' and offer to swap pictures with
It is believed more than 2000 images of students from an estimated 70 Australian schools have been uploaded since the website was established in
Barker College, Leumeah High School and Mullumbimby High School are among the NSW schools targeted on the site since it went back online, News Corp
Some girls who have asked for their images to be removed from the site have been mocked by the Advertisement
'Darling, don't be a slut and you won't end up here,' one user posted to a girl who protested. 'Once a photo is on snapchat or the Internet, it belongs to the
One young woman who found a photograph of herself on the website described the violation as 'terrifying'. The photo was taken from her Facebook
'Just to know that someone is out there looking for naked photos of me and doesn't care how I feel is very intimidating,' she told Fairfax
The overseas hosted website was shut down earlier this month after Australian authorities raised the alarm about the age of some of the girls in the photos. Some of the students were as young as 15 when their images were
In a statement to Fairfax Media, The Office of the Children's eSafety Commissioner said that it was 'in contact with a number of those involved in the complex supply chain for this
'The image of the young girl originally referred by the Office has been removed from the site, and the site's administrator has been made aware that content on the site breaches its own terms of use,' the statement
'The Office expects further
Minors who see 'intimate images' of themselves online are encouraged to report it on the eSafety Commissioner's
Women or girls who have had their photos taken can find further advice at