Why girls are pressured to share nudes online
Images and videos of girls aged 13 and under make up 95 per cent of self-generated child sexual abuse on…
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Why OnlyFans wants us to regulate the internet
Keily Blair, chief operating and strategy officer of the controversial creator platform, on why she’s a big believer in the…
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The best defence against online child abuse isn’t legislation – it’s education
With “self-generated” imagery being a growing problem, the Online Safety Bill urgently needs to include sex education.
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How ethical data sourcing is helping to tackle child sexual abuse online
An Australian project shows how AI can make searching for and identifying illegal material a less traumatic process.
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Child Q’s story wasn’t the first — and it won’t be the last
The difficult thing is getting people to engage with stories of black people, convincing them that we’re human in the…
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Why the sexual abuse revelations about Catholic clergy in France were grimly unsurprising
The Catholic Church’s defensiveness and culture of secrecy have made it tragically reluctant to admit error and slow to put…
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In Manchester and Rotherham, cowardly authorities refused to crack down on rapists – why?
Nazir Afzal, the former chief prosecutor who brought the Rochdale grooming gang to justice, on why more women and girls…
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How the Rochdale grooming case exposed British prejudice
Daniel Trilling reports from Rochdale in the aftermath of a trial which saw nine men convicted of rape, trafficking and…
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