Tech industry

Systemic restrictions and education to prevent child access to illicit and harmful content online.

Increased public/citizen understanding of their rights and accountability of governments and companies of how they are upholding their responsibility and duty of care to children.

Regularly publish transparency reports on detection and prevention of CSEA online with meaningful metrics, and ensure data is supported by explainable methodology and reviewed regularly.

Wide and consistent adherence within the technology sector of principles, and subsequent action, for child safety.

Risk and safety assessment across platforms and upstream / downstream providers, in terms of both the risk to children but also for offender management.

The use of technology, such as artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning, to prevent, detect, block, report and remove illegal and exploitative material, live streaming and grooming.

Children merit specific protection with regard to their personal data, as they may be less aware of the risks, consequences and safeguards concerned and their rights in relation to the…

Collaborative technology development to identify and investigate online child sexual abuse offenders.

A reporting system for CSEA online (also known as cybertip) promotes and enables the reporting of and response to images and videos of CSEA online to ensure an efficient criminal…

Assessing risks for victim identification, offender targeting and to mitigate against technology infrastructure and broader online risks.