NEWS 2019/09/13
H.M. Queen Silvia of Sweden visited the NetClean office
Yesterday H.M. Queen Silvia of Sweden visited us at the NetClean office, to meet the whole team and hear about the latest developments in the work and what we do to stop child sexual abuse.
The Queen and the World Childhood Foundation have been strong ambassadors from the start of NetClean and we are extremely honoured that Her Majesty took the time to come and visit us.
Anna Borgström CEO of NetClean talked about the challenges and extent of the problem with child sexual abuse material and about the impact of our solutions.
Her Majesty Queen Silvia of Sweden together with the NetClean team
Her Majesty got to meet the entire team, had a tour of the office and learned more about how NetClean ProActive works.
Photos: Carlo Baudone
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