Policy & legislation

At the Five Country (Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the UK and the US) Ministerial, the countries also talked about tackling child sexual exploitation and abuse online.

Protect Children’s research findings on German-speaking users of child sexual abuse material demonstrate the urgent need for stronger EU legislation.

A policy and advocacy brief, ahead of the 67th session of the Commission on the Status of Women, including recommendations to Member States.

In this opinion piece, the author explains why global internet standards are critical for legislation to create a safer internet for young people everywhere.

A report from the US Government Accountability Office on the US government’s efforts to address the exploitation of children online.

They committed to stepping up the G7’s impact in fighting trafficking in human beings and our efforts to prevent and combat child sexual exploitation and abuse globally, both online and…

Together with more than 70 organisations, we signed an open letter in support of the proposed EU legislation to prevent and combat child sexual abuse.

Our policy briefing on the European Union Digital Services Act and on how it can better protect children online.

The Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse publishes its final statutory report and presents it to Parliament.

Singapore introduced the Online Safety Bill for the first reading in Parliament to propose new measures to tackle harmful content on online services accessible to users in Singapore.