The latest figures to be announced by the Internet Watch Foundation (IWF) have reported a record-breaking day, in which their world class Analysts confirmed 2,015 reports of online child sexual abuse imagery in a single day.
As child protection experts from across the globe gather this week for the Interfaith Alliance for Safer Communities Forum: Child Dignity Online in Abu Dhabi, the Internet Watch Foundation (IWF) calls on the European Commission to reconsider proposed legislation on E-Privacy.
Charity praised as global leader in fighting ‘horrific’ child sexual abuse imagery.
The international children’s charity IWF (Internet Watch Foundation) will assess Angola’s reports of child sexual abuse images.
The Internet Watch Foundation (IWF), will process the country’s reports of child sexual abuse images and videos.
The international children’s charity IWF (Internet Watch Foundation) will assess Burundi’s reports of child sexual abuse images.
The Internet Service Provider joins the battle against online child sexual abuse imagery.
Web users in India do the right thing and report child sexual abuse images and videos.
7% of those caring for a child under four say they regularly allow the child to use the internet without supervision
The IWF was nominated alongside the UK Safer Internet Centre for two awards
