Child sexual abuse and exploitation materialVerified against official source

Read this before the rangeCriminal Code s. 163.1. The statute now calls the material 'child sexual abuse and exploitation material' (formerly 'child pornography'): visual representations of a person under 18 in explicit sexual activity or depicted for a sexual purpose, and written/audio material advocating, counselling or describing sexual activity with a person under 18 that would be an offence. Covers making, distribution, possession and accessing. Legitimate-purpose defence (administration of justice, science, medicine, education, art) in s. 163.1(6).