Non-photographic Child Sexual Abuse Material
This includes cartoons, CGI, or drawings which graphically depict children in a sexually abusive way (Source: IWF)
This includes cartoons, CGI, or drawings which graphically depict children in a sexually abusive way (Source: IWF)
Environmental, socio-economic, cultural and personal traits that may make a child more likely to experience sexual abuse and exploitation.
In the context of child sexual abuse and exploitation, this refers to wholly or partly artificially or digitally created Sexualised images of children (Source: OHCHR…
A form of CGI that uses AI to replace one person’s likeness with another in recorded video. (Source: Business Insider)
Offenders capturing footage of livestreamed child sexual abuse and exploitation (Source: Europol COVID Report). Capping may also include offenders capturing innocuous imagery of children and…
Images that do not represent the sexual abuse of a child, but which are used for sexual purposes. Sexualisation is not always an objective criterion,…
Child Sexual Abuse Material that has not previously been detected and classified by law enforcement and/or moderators.
The stages an individual moves through leading up to the perpetration of child sexual abuse. Pathways can vary and are not always linear. Some individuals…
A child or young person under the age of 18 years old exhibiting behaviours that are developmentally inappropriate, may be harmful towards themselves or others…
Transmitting child sexual abuse and exploitation in real-time over the internet. Distant live streaming is a specific form of livestreamed child sexual abuse that is…
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