Susie Hargreaves OBE, CEO of the IWF, says: “We are delighted that the Home Office has asked us to provide data to explore how legitimate advertisers are being exploited by offenders, intent on sharing horrific imagery of child sexual abuse online.
Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (IICSA) Preliminary Hearing into the Internet Investigation
Child protection must stay top of world agenda, says UK charity
The Internet Watch Foundation fully supports Home Secretary Sajid Javid in his warning about the dangers of online child predators and shares his concern about the growing sophistication of these criminals.
Victoria Atkins will reaffirm the UK Government’s determination to end the sexual exploitation of children around the world by ratifying the Lanzarote Convention
IWF's comment on the NCA's latest figures
"No victim should have to suffer in this way.”
The Interim Report sets out the key emerging themes from the Inquiry’s work to date
"We want to see Britain as the safest place to be online and the Internet Watch Foundation’s work is critical to our efforts to make this possible."
The killer of two-year-old James Bulger has admitted viewing child sexual abuse images