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Prevent Child Sexual Abuse!
Child Sexual Abuse Material consumption is considered as the viewing or downloading of any images or videos that show a child engaged in or depicted as being engaged in explicit sexual activity. Contact offences are those which involve direct contact of a sexual nature with a child.
Prevention initiatives exist globally to tackle both.
Insights & articles
INHOPE will be hosting a whole season of Expert Insights. We want to create and establish an opportunity for thought-leaders to exchange ideas. These INHOPE webinars are tailored to faci (...)
On January 20th and 21st, the 12th annual conference of the Global Missing Children’s Network will take place online.
The Finnish Hotline Nettivihje started its new year busily by launching a two-week campaign.
On January 4, 2021, Australia’s eSafety Commissioner welcomed a new Manager of the Cyber Report team.
Ever wondered what fighting Child Sexual Abuse and Exploitation (CSAE) is like in Cambodia? We talk to APLE's Chief Development Officer Rosario Hernandez to find out a bit more about the (...)
Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM) has different legal definitions in different countries. The minimum defines CSAM as imagery or videos which show a person who is a child and engaged in (...)
As per September 2020, the Portuguese authorities have reviewed the way they define Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM).
CSAM is now defined under Portuguese legislation as pornogra (...)
What have you managed to achieve this year? We all know that this year has been like no other. Everyone has been asked to step up in different ways. So, as we end this difficult year, we (...)
Following on from our article on point 7 of the EU strategy for a more effective fight against child sexual abuse: 8. Improve protection of children globally through multi-stakeholder co (...)
Following on from our article on point 6 of the EU strategy for a more effective fight against child sexual abuse: 7. Galvanise industry efforts to ensure the protection of children in t (...)
