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In order to protect children and help monitor more effectively, the UK has just opened a website to post personal information, the face of sexual abusers not declaring shelter with police.

Some "green beards" are posted on the website.Screenshots.

" They will have nowhere else to hide, " said Jim Gamble, CEO of the online child protection center (CEOP). " Although British police have previously posted such information on their own pages, this is the first time they have been publicly available across the country and the world ."

All those who are identified on this site have had a criminal record, a criminal record and completed a sentence but disappeared without reporting their current residence. This behavior is considered a crime. " They will risk recidivism when not controlled ," Gamble said.

The CEOP page was developed in the direction of Crimestoppers Most Wanted, a website that attracts 3 million visits a month and helps police capture 24 names since its launch last year.