International collaboration

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

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

Australia’s eSafety Commission Julie Inman Grant explains the additional powers given to her office in this new legislation and how they have worked with industry to develop Safety by Design…

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

Companies (national and international) ensure child safety issues are paramount in the development and delivery of products and services, giving particular attention to putting systems in place to prevent violations…

CSEA victims are provided with planned and integrated end-to-end support to help them cope with the immediate impact of their abuse and recover from the harm experienced.

Good governance brings together the leaders with a responsibility to protect children from online sexual exploitation and is a multi-stakeholder, cross-sector national body or bodies.

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

New website and Protectors’ Portal offer members greater opportunities to engage and help create a digital world designed to protect children from sexual exploitation and abuse.

Protecting children from sexual exploitation and abuse online requires coordinated action from governments, technology companies, civil society and other actors. Breaking down problems: from analysing the scale of the issue,…