A HARLOW man and four other suspected paedophiles are on trial in Belgium accused of producing nine millions child abuse images and creating a guide on “How to” abuse children.

Samuel Kinge, 38, from Harlow, appeared in court today in Dendermonde, Belgium, with four other alleged paedophiles reports The Sun

It is the country’s largest ever child pornography case as pictures and videos of thousands of children from around the world were reportedly found stashed at the defendants’ houses.

Some of the other accused men’s own family were allegedly used to make their sick films.

Other videos reportedly featured vulnerable children in India who were promised money and food in exchange for performing sex acts.

Kinge told the court he would be prepared for chemical castration, Belgian newspaper Het Nieuwsblad reported.

Kinge said: “I have never wanted to harm anyone, and acknowledge the pain I have caused to the families involved.

“In a sense of loneliness and a search for friendship, I came in contact with peers online. I got trapped by it, and it was hard to get back out.

“But it was a fantasy, I would never do those things for real. Watching those images helped me deal with pressure and stress, but now I feel great shame.

“I have tried everything to heal: sports, church, music… But I live with fear. I am therefore prepared for chemical castration.”

Kinge is standing trial alongside Belgians Dimitry D, 34, Michael T, 40, Niels M, 31, and Dutchman Lars de R, 28.