Society & culture

An overview of the scale and complexity of child sexual exploitation and abuse online, and what’s being done to tackle it worldwide.

Thank you, Apple, for showing what more is possible to protect children The publication and exchange of child sexual abuse images and videos over the internet expands and compounds the…

 “Twenty years ago, [child sexual abuse images] online were a problem; 10 years ago, an epidemic. Now, the crisis is at breaking point.” New York Times, 2019[1]  When in August…

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…

A FrameWorks UK strategic brief outlines challenges for communicating about child sexual exploitation and abuse online and offers preliminary recommendations.

A series of seven booklets produced by the National Association for People Abused in Childhood (NAPAC).

3 videos available in 10 different native languages. Stand alone and link together from different perspectives.

The use of universally-agreed terminology relating to CSEA to enable information and ideas to be communicated rapidly and legibly amongst all stakeholders.

Ensuring media reporting of CSEA is ethical, informed and balanced, and covered in a sensitive manner with victims’ dignity and rights respected at all times. This is best approached by…

Procedures to enable the timely decommissioning/removal of child sexual abuse material when a company confirms its presence on its service.