Increasing Reports of Online Child Abuse
CEOP notes increase in the number of explicit self-taken images by children and young people
https://electroseleccio.cat/4jmq00eq8m The number of reports about inappropriate content on the web has risen, says the Child Exploitation and Online Protection (CEOP). According to CEOP figures there were more than 6,000 reports of child abuse in the last year, that’s 880 up on the previous year. A quarter of these related to grooming incidents and another quarter concerned the possession and distribution of sexually explicit images of children. Furthermore, eight percent involved sexual abuse and 135 related to a suspect making arrangements to meet a child in the real world.
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