Angola takes vital step to remove child sexual abuse imagery from the internet by launching a public reporting system
The international children’s charity IWF (Internet Watch Foundation) will assess Angola’s reports of child sexual abuse images.
The international children’s charity IWF (Internet Watch Foundation) will assess Angola’s reports of child sexual abuse images.
By Michael Tunks, IWF Policy and Public Affairs Manager
The Internet Watch Foundation (IWF), will process the country’s reports of child sexual abuse images and videos.
The international children’s charity IWF (Internet Watch Foundation) will assess Burundi’s reports of child sexual abuse images.
The Internet Watch Foundation fully supports Home Secretary Sajid Javid in his warning about the dangers of online child predators and shares his concern about the growing sophistication of these criminals.
by Angela Muñoz Aroca, IWF Communications Officer
The Internet Service Provider joins the battle against online child sexual abuse imagery.
Web users in India do the right thing and report child sexual abuse images and videos.
By Will Gardner, CEO of Childnet International, a partner in the UK Safer Internet Centre.
7% of those caring for a child under four say they regularly allow the child to use the internet without supervision