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IWF forward planning date

Webcam research to be released on Tuesday 15th May 2018

The Internet Watch Foundation, the online child sexual abuse charity, will publish Trends in Online Child Sexual Exploitation: Examining the Distribution of Captures of Live-streamed Child Sexual Abuse on 15 May 2018.

New figures will include:

  • Figures on permanent captures and recordings of live-streamed child sexual abuse which have spread across the internet.
  • The ages of children in the images and the severity of the abuse.
  • Recommendations on how to tackle the issue.

A strictly embargoed press release will be available to media in advance of the launch. To be included on the IWF’s media list, please contact jess@iwf.org.uk or lisa.stacey@iwf.org.uk.

Channel website: https://www.iwf.org.uk/

Original article link: https://www.iwf.org.uk/news/iwf-forward-planning-date

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