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Reporting suspected child sexual abuse images or videos, including a sexually explicit image of a child, supports the fight against such material. Scroll down to see how.
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Prevent Child Sexual Abuse!
Child Sexual Abuse Material consumption is considered as the viewing or downloading of any images or videos that show a child engaged in or depicted as being engaged in explicit sexual activity. Contact offences are those which involve direct contact of a sexual nature with a child.
Prevention initiatives exist globally to tackle both.
Insights & articles
Any minor can be the victim of child sexual abuse, and have material of that abuse shared online. Abuse happens to children of all ethnicities and ages, rich or poor, popular or unpopula (...)
We were thrilled to welcome Dr Michael Salter to present the findings of his research study looking into the views and experiences of online child protection professionals, offender beha (...)
Different countries define Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM) in different ways. Baseline is a classification created by Interpol as an international standard which is considered illegal (...)
On Wednesday 23 June, the Australian Parliament passed the new Online Safety Act, providing a comprehensive regulatory framework for tackling online harms. The new Act consolidates the e (...)
Deepfake technology is used to create images or videos of people doing or saying things which they did not do or say. The name comes from a combination of “deep learning”, which refe (...)
Get to know the people behind INHOPE with our team member spotlight.
Digital First Responders are the frontline in the fight against Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM). Working for INHOPE member hotlines, technology platforms, and law enforcement, these a (...)
With nearly 145+ registrants from over 50 countries, INHOPE and ECPAT’s collaborative Don’t Look Away - Virtual Conference provided an opportunity for those working in tourism to sha (...)
Safety by Design is an approach which puts user safety and rights at the centre of the design and development of products and services.
The NSPCC and the Internet Watch Foundation (IWF) have developed the Report Remove tool, in partnership with age verification app Yoti, to support UK children to remove sexual images of (...)
