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Dec202016
The NetClean Report 2016 – a unique insight into the fight against online Child Sexual Abuse.
inRead moreIn this, my last blog for NetClean, I want to highlight the recent NetClean report (2016). It is a unique report involving 360 police officers from 26 countries who answered questions and shared insights into their work…
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Nov012016
Together we can ‘make a difference’
inRead moreAt the beginning of the month we hosted our second annual event to discuss how we can better collaborate to tackle industry wide issues surrounding child sexual exploitation.
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Aug172016
NSPCC raises concerns over online image sharing
inRead moreThe rise of social media channels has normalised image sharing online. In fact, The NetClean Report suggests that more self-produced material of a sexual nature is being shared on social media networks than ever before. This week the NSPCC revealed findings that indicated 1,400 annual calls have been made to counsellors about sharing naked pictures and videos online.
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Jul182016
‘End abuse, exploitation, trafficking and all forms of violence and torture against children’
inRead moreEvery year, in the first week of July, the major political event – Almedalen Week – takes place in Sweden.
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Jun152016
Child Sexual Abuse Crime – the real insider threat touching all pockets of today’s business
inRead moreOften ‘insider threats’ are thought of as the typically unwitting evasion of security protocols by employees taking steps to improve productivity. This can be anything from storing private data using Dropbox or forwarding confidential details to a personal email account, without any thought for data security.
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Jun012016
The scale of child sexual abuse is largely misunderstood in society
inRead moreThe public, and in many cases even decision-makers in businesses and public authority organisations, are unaware of the extent of the problem of child sexual abuse material happening in our society and local communities. This view is backed by 8 in 10 police officers in our global survey.
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May252016
Sentences are too lenient for child sex offenders
inRead moreWhile we are beginning to see more public awareness on the issues surrounding child sexual abuse, the case against offenders remains weak. Police forces and investigators around the world have voiced their opinions, saying that sentences for child sexual abuse crime are too lenient, and that the legal system is not efficient in stopping child sexual abuse crime
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May182016
Perpetrator identification must be a priority in investigations
inRead moreIn my last blog we looked at the benefits of victim identification. Organisations like Project VIC, of which Griffeye is a founding partner, are working with police and forensic investigators, Europol and Interpol to analyse images and videos in order to track down individuals involved in child sexual abuse cases.
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May112016
Project VIC demonstrates why identifying victims must be a priority
inRead moreThe number of children at risk from sexual exploitation is on the rise, yet many investigators do not have the time to give priority to the work that is needed to identify victims.
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Mar292016
Mobile phones and videos are becoming increasingly common in the investigations
inRead moreReliance on mobile technology has grown exponentially in the last decade. Our CEO Christian Berg recently tested out the new range mobile devices and innovations at Mobile World Congress and is thrilled by the exciting new possibilities that these new technologies will bring.
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