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Mar012019NetClean
Only six countries comprehensively address online child sexual abuse
inIn a recent interview conducted at the #skillnadpåriktigt conference, Björn Sellström from INTERPOL mentioned that only six countries comprehensively address online child sexual abuse.
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Aug292018Guest Writer
We need to teach kids safe internet behaviour
inAustralian Taskforce Argos tracks offenders behaviour online and comments on the findings in the 2017 NetClean report, highlighting that the best thing we can do for children is to teach them to be safe online.
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Aug212018Guest Writer
The problem is not increasing — we’re getting better
inPolice officers say year on year that they are getting busier fighting online child sexual abuse crime. in the NetClean 2017 report two new factors were mentioned as reasons – the wider use of the internet and increased number of reports from industry. We asked Europol’s Steven Wilson to comment.
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Aug142018Guest Writer
We can only speculate as to what the real numbers are
inEven though we have an understanding of where child sexual abuse happens, we cannot say for sure how frequently it occurs and how much abuse is shared on the internet. Björn Sellström from Interpol comments on the findings from the NetClean 2017 report.
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Jul172018Guest Writer
The correlation between viewing child sexual abuse material and hands-on abuse – Two points of view (2)
inFollowing on from the last blog post, our next expert, Reg. Psychologist Hanna Harnesk Hjortsberg, argues that the correlation between the two crimes can be viewed differently.
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Jul132018Guest Writer
The correlation between viewing child sexual abuse material and hands-on abuse – Two points of view (1)
inMichael Bourke from the United States Marshall Service, comments on the finding from the NetClean 2017 report that showed that there is a correlation between viewing online child abuse material and hands-on sexual abuse.
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Jul062018Guest Writer
It shouldn’t be a numbers game
inThere is much talk about increasing sizes of caseloads and number of child sexual abuse images in circulation – something we sought to contextualize in the NetClean 2017 report by finding out how big a “normal” case is. We asked Taskforce Argos to comment on the findings.
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Jun192018Guest Writer
Technological development means positive change
inIn the NetClean 2017 report we found that anonymization technologies, encryption and cloud storage are increasingly being used to share online child sexual abuse material. However, it is important to also realise that technology is advancing detection and collaboration, which aids us in fighting this crime. Arnold Guerin elaborates.
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Apr252018Guest Writer
Ulrika Rogland: “Ensuring that the police receive the right resources is the biggest challenge”
inUlrika Rogland: “It is the Police that are struggling to find sufficient resources and build an organisational structure that suits the crime.”
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Apr102018Anna Borgström
A Europe that protects children
inThe EU Commission recently put out a statement highlighting concrete ideas for how to tackle illegal content online…