Safe Childhood Project
The Safe Childhood Project is a US initiative launched nationwide in May 2006 by the Department of Justice to combat the growing epidemic of child sexual exploitation and abuse, and…
Sharenting: Why shouldn’t we share photos of our children on social networks?
The term sharenting comes from Share (sharing) and Parenting (paternity). It has become more popular as parents share their children’s lives online, documenting important events in minute detail on Facebook,…
The European Union presents a plan to detect and eliminate pedophile content on the network
The European Commission (EC) presented a legislative proposal with new rules for Internet companies, and oblige Internet access service providers to detect and eliminate content of child pornography and sexual…
The dramatic increase in the consumption of child pornography in confinement by covid-19
According to data to which BBC Mundo has had access, the week of March 17 to 24, there were some 17,000 downloads of material with child pornography. The following week,…
Technology is used as a Weapon to Fight Pedophilia
Authorities are using everything they have at hand to fight and eradicate pedophilia, even state-of-the-art technologies as Artificial Intelligence that creates decoy programs that lure out online criminals from their…
Sexually abused children’s pictures spread through the Internet
New York Times published an investigation where it is shown that at least 45 million images -both pictures and videos– of children being sexually abused have been shared on different…
Child pornography networks: up to 100,000 users per day
Crimes of child sexual abuse online comprise a complex ecosystem which, from the underground, it generates profits that reach the 5 million dollars as a result of more than 100…