YEREVAN.- Limited access to the Internet is not the most effective method of fighting against child pornography, said Vahram Kajoyan, head of working group on fight against trafficking at the national council.

He noted that different countries made attempts to restrict Internet access in order to combat different negative phenomena but all these attempts have not yielded tangible results.

Some things look common but are proved to be totally unacceptable, he told journalists. As an example he pointed out sale of magazines for adults in the usual stalls where children can see them.