Society & culture

Children and young people are encouraged and enabled to give their ideas and influence the development of CSEA-related policy and practices.

A national education programme to raise awareness of CSEA (both offline and online) – empowering children, young people, parents, guardians, caregivers and practitioners with information about CSEA; their rights to…

A dedicated hotline to report internet material suspected to be illegal, including child sexual abuse material.

Definition Law enforcement use Interpol’s International Child Sexual Exploitation (ICSE) database to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of their efforts to identify victims and offenders.Where appropriate a national child sexual…

Young Indians’ Project Masoom: building an inclusive and accessible movement across India to raise awareness and inspire action to tackle child sexual abuse.

Regular education and outreach through accessible channels that are appropriate to age, gender, race, disability, culture and nationality / language.

Ethical, balanced and informed media reporting, a consistent use of terminology and a positive inclusion of victims / survivors, where appropriate.

Regularly publish transparency reports on detection and prevention of CSEA online with meaningful metrics, and ensure data is supported by explainable methodology and reviewed regularly.

The protection of the victims’ privacy and dignity by the timely removal of all exploitative material.

Victims and survivors are a vital part of understanding the impact and best responses to CSEA online. With their consent and supported active participation throughout, it can be possible for…