Research & insights

This research reflects on how to improve the prevention, detection, intervention and accountability when child sexual exploitation and abuse occurs within the new digital frontiers.

Researchers Dr Mark Kavenagh from Evident and Julia Durska reflect on a series of questions about self-generated sexual content involving young people.

Research and insight are key to designing relevant, appropriate and targeted responses to child sexual exploitation and abuse online.

Project Shadow is a public-private partnership, created by Scotiabank and co-led with the Canadian Centre for Child Protection (C3P), to identify and report money laundering associated with proceeds from child…

IWF 2021 Annual Report shows that sexual abuse imagery of girls is increasingly being shared online, with almost all (97%) child sexual abuse material identified in 2021 showing female children.

Independent research by Revealing Reality on the unequal experiences and consequences of nude image-sharing by young people.

This report shows the Finnish public’s support for better protection for children online.

This research, part of the series of Faithfull Papers, draws from a study with young people between the ages of 11-19 who had exhibited technology-assisted harmful sexual behaviour (TA-HSB).

This report summarises multi-disciplinary research on child sexual exploitation and abuse online in the context of the development of immersive ‘eXtended Reality’ (XR) technologies.

The review sets out how and where the MNR has been implemented in the six years since its introduction across 42 Alliance countries.