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The European Commission has been addressing the evolving needs of internet safety through a succession of Safer Internet funding programmes running from 1999 to 2013.
Long-term supporters of INHOPE, UK-based Crisp have recently entered into an enhanced relationship as a Silver Partner.
Strong and resilient, INHOPE member hotlines have continued the fight against child sexual abuse material (CSAM) online during the Coronavirus pandemic.
This year marks the #15th anniversary of Dyżurnet.pl.
Our third annual INHOPE Summit will take place online. The Virtual Conference will be on 22-23 September. This year’s summit is centered around how we all have a role in the fight agai (...)
In the midst of adversity, APLE is committed to overcome and adapt in order to stay focused in its more important goal: protecting children from online and offline sexual abuse and explo (...)
In 2019 Italy recorded 8,331 claims of missing minors, of which 5,376 were foreign children.
The Safer Internet Program was established in Romania in 2008, with funding from the European Commission, and the aim of promoting the use of the internet by children and adolescents in (...)
The Bulgarian Hotline processed 10 000 reports in 2019.
On Safer Internet Day 2020 a Focus Group took place exploring the topic of how Artificial Intelligence can be used by Internet hotlines to identify and remove Child Sexual Abuse Material (...)
