Research & insights

This report looks at how organisational cultures, systems and processes shape online experiences and how they comprise ethical business practice.

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.

IJM has developed a method to estimate the prevalence of trafficking to produce child sexual exploitation materials.

The Australian eSafety Office published a new report about parental awareness of children’s exposure to risks online.

Evidence on online child sexual exploitation and abuse in Thailand.

The development of this framework for industry will give greater insight into action to address child sexual exploitation and abuse online.

This is an open letter on behalf of child advocacy organisations asking for EU legislation that effectively tackles child sexual abuse online.

This white paper presents new findings from the Finnish respondents of Protect Children’s ReDirection research.

As the programmatic responses to identify and meet the particular needs of boys are scarce, ECPAT International launched the Global Initiative to explore the sexual exploitation of boys.

This study was commissioned by ECPAT Sri Lanka to examine the legislative and policy framework pertaining to child sexual exploitation online in Sri Lanka.