Defining problems
A core goal of the Alliance is to identify and solve specific and often complex problems that contribute to child sexual exploitation and abuse online.
As a cross-sectoral Alliance, there is scope to bring together actors from technology companies, governments, civil society and other sectors to generate new ideas and solutions.
All sectors in the Alliance have a role to play in identifying and developing responses to problems. This includes policy and regulatory responses, technology, civil society campaigns, awareness raising, support services and behavioural change.
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Estimates of childhood exposure to online sexual harms and their risk factors
Publisher: WeProtect Global Alliance (Report)
A global study of childhood experiences of 18-20 year olds conducted by Economist Impact.
Global Threat Assessment 2021
Publisher: WeProtect Global Alliance (Report)
An overview of the scale and complexity of child sexual exploitation and abuse online, and what’s being done to tackle it worldwide.
Global Threat Assessment 2021
Global view of child sexual exploitation and abuse online: technology, victims & offenders
Framing child sexual abuse and exploitation online as a form of human trafficking: opportunities, challenges, and implications
Publisher: International Justice Mission, WeProtect Global Alliance (Briefing)
A group of experts was brought together for a virtual roundtable to better understand how child trafficking for sexual purposes and child sexual exploitation and abuse online overlap; and to…
How to talk about child sexual abuse in the digital world
Publisher: WeProtect Global Alliance (Report)
A FrameWorks UK strategic brief outlines challenges for communicating about child sexual exploitation and abuse online and offers preliminary recommendations.
Focus areas
Protecting children from sexual exploitation and abuse online requires coordinated action from governments, technology companies, civil society and other actors. From analysing the scale of the issue, to reporting abuse…
How to conduct ethical research on sexual exploitation involving children
Research with children demands we do the best by them. Andrea Varrella of ECPAT shares learning from the ethical review of a joint ECPAT/WePROTECT project.
We are in danger of losing the global battle for child safety
Publisher: NCMEC (Briefing)
NCMEC compared EU-related CyberTipline reports submitted by technology companies three weeks before and three weeks after the ePrivacy directive going into effect. Reports concerning child sexual exploitation in the EU…
Briefing on the future of digital tools to detect child sexual exploitation and abuse online in Europe
Publisher: WeProtect Global Alliance (Briefing)
What is the issue? On 21 December 2020, the European Electronic Communications Code (EECC) came into force in the European Union (EU), which provides an expanded definition of ‘electronic communications…
Thorn Research: Understanding sexually explicit images, self-produced by children
Publisher: Thorn (Report)
Our work to date has helped us understand how to protect kids from online sexual exploitation, but with SG-CSAM a new question arose: Is every child in every image experiencing…
Impact of COVID-19 on child sexual exploitation and abuse online
Publisher: WeProtect Global Alliance (Briefing)
This briefing paper brings together and assesses the currently available material on the impact of COVID-19 restrictions on online child sexual exploitation.