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Report on information and communications technology and child sexual exploitation
Issued by
OHCHR
Published
01 December 2015
presented to
HRC at its 31st session, February-March 2016
Report
Issued by Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights
Subjects
Digital spaces, Sexual exploitation of children, Violence against children
Symbol Number
A/HRC/31/34
Summary
In the present report, the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights provides an analysis of the legal framework applicable to child sexual exploitation online, and identifies the different forms of sexual exploitation online, including sexual abuse material, grooming, “sextorsion” and child sexual abuse live streaming.
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Summary
In the present report, the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights provides an analysis of the legal framework applicable to child sexual exploitation online, and identifies the different forms of sexual exploitation online, including sexual abuse material, grooming, “sextorsion” and child sexual abuse live streaming. It focuses on ways of preventing this phenomenon through legislation and empowerment strategies for children and caregivers, includes examples of good practices and makes recommendations on fighting the sexual exploitation of children online.
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