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READ MOREAnalysis released in IWF's latest Annual Report (Released April 2021) shows the growing risk children face online, particularly girls aged 11-13, being targeted by criminal sex predators.
Key insights from the report show:
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The scale of the problem is appalling, and our fear is without intervention it will get worse, and more and more girls will fall victim to this pernicious and manipulative form of abuse. This is a pivotal time. With more people spending more time online, predators are finding new ways to contact and manipulate children who are, in many cases, a captive audience at home with their devices. Lockdown has made this worse.
*These figures include reports of non-photographic child sexual abuse imagery.
**These figures include reports “actioned” for containing child sexual abuse imagery – found on URLs and newsgroups.
***This figure is 153,369 URLs of child sexual abuse material plus 14 newsgroups showing child sexual abuse material. No UK-hosted non-photographic child sexual abuse material was found.
See the latest data on what we’re doing globally to tackle child sexual abuse images and videos online.
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