Through children’s eyes: how digital technologies enable child sexual abuse
The Disrupting Harm research project is one of the largest studies of its kind: conducted jointly by UNICEF, ECPAT International and INTERPOL.
Compliance report on ICT-facilitated child sexual exploitation and abuse
New Council of Europe report says children remain at risk of excessive criminalisation.
WeProtect Global Alliance welcomes new EU criminal law to better protect children
Children’s safety has won vital new ground as EU policymakers reached agreement on new EU-wide criminal law to tackle child sexual abuse and exploitation. At a time when child abuse online is increasing at an alarming rate, WeProtect …
Out of the Shadows Index 2026
The Out of the Shadows Index is the global benchmark of national governments' efforts to prevent and respond to sexual violence against children and adolescents.
A vital new resource in the fight against child sexual abuse material
This guest blog from Alliance Member Google explores the latest updates to the Child Safety Toolkit.
February 24, 2026
Unifying voices worldwide: No to Nudify
10 February 2026 Today on Safer Internet Day 2026, WeProtect Global Alliance stands with Child Helpline International, INHOPE, the Internet Watch Foundation, NCMEC, Offlimits and…
Reflections on 2025; a year of innovative research and decisive action to protect children online
As 2025 draws to a close, we would like to take a moment to reflect on the many achievements of WeProtect Global Alliance’s worldwide members…
December 23, 2025
Childlight Into the Light Index 2025
Childlight launch second Into the Light Index, this year with country-level data and an interactive dashboard.
Transparency reporting on child sexual exploitation and abuse online 2025
The OECD’s new Transparency reporting on child sexual exploitation and abuse online 2025 technical paper assesses how the policies and procedures of the 50 largest online content-sharing services respond to child sexual exploitation and abuse (CSEA…
Technology-facilitated child sexual exploitation and abuse in Burkina Faso, Cote d’Ivoire, Guinea and Niger
Exploring the issue of technology-facilitated abuse and the issue in four West African country contexts.