Society & culture

The website created by NWG Network holds numerous campaign resources on the fight against child sexploitation.

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

Society must demand better solutions to stop children being exposed to inappropriate content.

Currently, there is no internationally agreed definition for the offence of livestreaming child sexual exploitation and abuse.

The volume of child ‘self-generated’ sexual material has increased during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Online environments offer diverse opportunities for those seeking to groom.

Behind every image, video or screen, a real child is being sexually abused.

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.

The report “Framing The Future” is a review of the Model National Response (MNR) that sets out how and where the MNR has been implemented in the six years since…