Taking care of your well-being as a researcher of online child sexual abuse offenders
Matt Richardson, the Director of Intelligence and Child Safety for the Anti-Human Trafficking Intelligence Initiative (ATII), gives some tips on how to take care of your well-being as someone researching child abuse offenders.
Transparency reports: Building trust in technology and the people behind it
In this opinion piece, Thomas Bellaïche, Senior Legal Counsel at Yubo, discusses how Yubo produced its first transparency report in the hope that it gives other tech companies a better understanding of what is involved.
Self-generated sexual content involving young people demands understanding and nuance
Researchers Dr Mark Kavenagh from Evident and Julia Durska reflect on a series of questions about self-generated sexual content involving young people.
Protecting tomorrow’s children in the AI digital revolution
Baroness Joanna Shields reflects on the 2022 Global Summit to Turn the Tide on Child Sexual Abuse Online and how the world is being changed by the metaverse, artificial intelligence and neurotechnology.
Shaping a safer digital world for children together
A blog post on the Declaration and the Regional Plan of Action on the Protection of Children from all Forms of Online Exploitation and Abuse in ASEAN.
Online safety laws can help to turn the tide against child sexual abuse online
Chloe Setter, Head of Advocacy, Policy & Research at WeProtect Global Alliance, reflects on how online safety legislation can play a key role in protecting children online.
The case for collaboration: The new Semantics 21 GAD solution
Semantics 21 has launched a new database to help Identify child sexual abuse material and keep children safe online.
Application 3018: an app to report harmful content online and protect children
On 8 February 2022, Safer Internet Day, e-Enfance - a French NGO fighting against children’s bullying and online harassment - launched a nationwide app, Application 3018, to facilitate the reporting of cyber harassment.
Many abusers contact children online – we need to stop this now
This blog post explores the findings of the new research by Protect Children on how, after viewing child sexual abuse material, many users directly contact children online.