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Kollektive Rechtsmobilisierung gegen digitale Gewalt

Ulrike Lembke

Heinrich Böll Stiftung (2017), 40 pp.

"Das deutsche Rechtssystem basiert grundsätzlich auf individuellem Rechtsschutz. Nur die bzw. der Einzelne kann also eigene Rechte einklagen. Doch gerade wenn es um strukturelle Rechtsverletzungen geht, wie es zum Beispiel bei digitaler Gewalt meist der Fall ist, wäre eine kollektive Rechtsmobilis ... more

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Red Intergeneracional para la Promoción del Uso Seguro de Internet: Una mirada a la situación actual y una propuesta metodológica

Instituto Interamericano del Niño, la Niña y Adolescentes;World Visión República Dominicana (2016), 128 pp.

"La presente propuesta metodológica para la promoción del uso seguro del Internet producto de un acuerdo de trabajo entre el Instituto Interamericano del Niño, la Niña y Adolescentes (IIN-OEA) y World Visión República Dominicana aborda, en forma conjunta, los desafíos que, desde la perspectiv ... a de los Derechos de la niñez y adolescencia nos presenta la expansión del Internet y su creciente presencia en la vida cotidiana de las nuevas generaciones. No se trata de diabolizar los avances tecnológicos ni los cambios en las comunicaciones humanas, producto de dichos avances, sino de reconocer las oportunidades y las amenazas que representan el uso masivo de las mismas. El acceso a Internet es para niños, niñas y adolescentes una herramienta de enorme valor para la obtención de información, comunicación y expresión de sus puntos de vista, así como el conocimiento de nuevas y variadas realidades. Para muchos el acceso a Internet, en la fase histórica en que vivimos, tiene un significado similar a lo que fue la incorporación de la lectoescritura a principios del siglo pasado: una herramienta imprescindible de integración, comunicación y acceso a los bienes de la cultura. Desde esta mirada, el no acceso constituye una brecha de exclusión que se entrelaza y potencializa con otras variables asociadas a la producción social de la vulnerabilidad. Por otra parte, no podemos desconocer que las potencialidades del internet coexisten con riesgos y amenazas. Para los niños, niñas y adolescentes navegar en Internet tiene riesgos similares o tal vez superiores a los que supone el transitar cualquier espacio público sin el acompañamiento responsable de un adulto [...] Muchas experiencias dan cuenta de continuidades entre violencias virtuales y físicas. Solo a modo de ejemplo, podemos citar el bullying que es extendido a través del cyberbullying o la utilización de Internet para reclutar posibles víctimas de trata o de explotación sexual. El dualismo del Internet nos enfrenta al desafío de articular acceso e inclusión con protección. Acceso seguro con realización de derechos y es aquí donde es necesario reafirmar algunos principios y conceptos presentes en la Convención de los Derechos del niño. En primer lugar, el principio de corresponsabilidad, los niveles de protección de los niños, niñas y adolescentes requieren una corresponsabilidad entre familia, comunidad y Estado." (Palabras introductorias, página 7) more

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Protecting Children from Online Sexual Exploitation: A Guide to Action for Religious Leaders and Communities

Bangkok; New York: ECPAT International;Religions for Peace (2016), 46 pp.

"It is our sincerest hope that this guide will have provided you with a greater understanding about online child sexual exploitation. We hope it has also given you a clearer realisation of the important role that you and your faith community can play in helping to prevent and end this crime. Togethe ... more

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Hotline Development Support

International Association of Internet Hotlines (INHOPE) (2016), 15 pp.

"This online guide is designed to: inform a wide range of organisations about Internet hotlines and their essential role in forming a comprehensive national response to online child sexual exploitation and abuse [...]; advise organisations that are considering or are already planning to set up an In ... more

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Orientaciones terminológicas para la protección de niñas, niños y adolescentes contra la explotación y el abuso sexuales

Bangkok: ECPAT International (2016), x, 112 pp.

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Child Pornography: Model Legislation & Global Review

Alexandria: International Centre for Missing & Exploited Children (ICMEC), 8th ed. (2016), vii, 43 pp.

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The Tor Dark Net

Gareth Owen, Nick Savage

London: Centre for International Governance Innovation;Chatham House, Royal Institute of International Affairs (2015), 9 pp.

"This paper does suggest that child abuse content is the most popular type of content on the Tor Dark Net. While law enforcement may crawl such sites, the number of requests that would be seen would be only a tiny fraction, and hence not skew the outline ratios. Similarly, denial of service attacks ... more

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#netsmart: A Handbook for Grown-ups on How to Protect Children from Sexual Abuse on the Internet

Maria Schillaci

Stockholm: Save the Children (2015), 15 pp.

"This handbook is a compilation of advice from child psychologists and the police and also the personal narratives of people who have been subjected to abuse. We hope this book will make it easier for adults to talk to children about the risks of the internet. We also hope it will inspire you and he ... more

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Is it Really That Bad? An Anthology of Online Sexual Abuse of Children and Young People

Helene Almind Jansen, Gitte Jakobsen, Henrik Gundorff, Kuno Sørensen

Copenhagen: Save the Children (2015), 114 pp.

"Sex offenders know that social media offer new opportunities for contacting children and forming friendships with them. They have also realised how simple it is to take pictures and make videos of sexual abuse and share them with other people with the same sexual interests. Digital information tech ... more

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An Analysis of Piracy Website Advertising in Brazil and its Linkages to Child Exploitation Material

Paul A. Watters

Bangkok: ECPAT International (2015), 19 pp.

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Study on the Effects of New Information Technologies on the Abuse and Exploitation of Children

Vienna: United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) (2015), xi, 60 pp.

"In enhancing the fight against ICT-facilitated child abuse and exploitation, governments and national authorities may focus on a child protection approach that fully respects human rights; on ensuring that legislation keeps pace with technological innovation; on recruiting, training and maintaining ... more

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Stay Safe from Online Sexual Exploitation: A Guide for Young People

Bangkok: ECPAT International (2014), 28 pp.

"Welcome to the guide! The guide has been written to tell children and young people about sexual exploitation online. We hope you will find it interesting and useful." (Page 2)

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Hotlines: Responding to Reports of Illegal Online Content. A Guide to Setting Up an Internet Hotline

London: GSMA;Mobile Alliance Against Child Sexual Abuse Content;International Association of Internet Hotlines (INHOPE) (2014), 30 pp.

"As part of its ongoing commitment to fighting online child sexual abuse content and, in particular, to helping its members realise the objectives of the Mobile Alliance Against Child Sexual Abuse Content, the GSMA has worked with INHOPE, Save the Children, ECPAT, IWF, Net Safe Latvia, Meldpunt, ICM ... more

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Webcam Child Sex Tourism: Becoming Sweetie. A Novel Approach to Stopping the Global Rise of Webcam Child Sex Tourism

Terre des Hommes (2013), 113 pp.

"Four Terre des Hommes Netherlands researchers spent 10 weeks posing as prepubertal Filipino girls on 19 public chat rooms. During that short period, a total of 20,172 predators from 71 countries committed crimes by soliciting the Webcam child sex tourism (WCST) research researchers, whom the predat ... ors believed to be minors, for paid webcam sex performances. But 20,172 crimes in a sample of 19 chat rooms likely reflects only a small fraction of the number of crimes actually taking place every day when we consider the US Federal Bureau of Investigation’s estimates that there are 40,000 online chat rooms on which predators lurk. Moreover, WCST takes place on social networking sites, adult webcam sites and online dating sites, in addition to chat rooms. It is likely that WCST takes place tens of thousands of times each day. Four Terre des Hommes Netherlands researchers spent 10 weeks posing as prepubertal Filipino girls on 19 public chat rooms. During that short period, a total of 20,172 predators from 71 countries committed crimes by soliciting the WCST researchers, whom the predators believed to be minors, for paid webcam sex performances. But 20,172 crimes in a sample of 19 chat rooms likely reflects only a small fraction of the number of crimes actually taking place every day when we consider the US Federal Bureau of Investigation’s estimates that there are 40,000 online chat rooms on which predators lurk. Moreover, WCST takes place on social networking sites, adult webcam sites and online dating sites, in addition to chat rooms. It is likely that WCST takes place tens of thousands of times each day. The finding that WCST is such a common crime on public chat rooms led us to investigate whether law enforcement agencies are not adequately enforcing existing child protection laws because they are unable to identify predators engaging in WCST. We found that identifying predators seeking webcam sexual performances from children can be achieved through the use of a proactive investigation technique. During the 10 weeks spent collecting data, the four Terre des Hommes Netherlands researchers identified 1,000 predators seeking webcam sex performance from children on public chat rooms. They were identified using only information available in public online databases and data provided by predators. No computer hacking or illegal methods were applied. Instead, we just asked predators to provide identifying information under the fictional pretext—a technique known as “social hacking." (Executive summary, page 4-5) more

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Building Your Child Helpline: A User-Friendly Guide to Starting or Scaling-up a Child Helpline

Amsterdam: Child Helpline International, revised 4th ed. (2011), 96 pp.

"This compilation has been divided into four chapters. The first chapter briefly explains what a child helpline is, draws attention to the key elements of a child helpline and attempts to answer some of the questions you may have regarding particular activities of a child helpline and about getting ... more

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Working Towards a Deeper Understanding of Digital Safety for Children and Young People in Developing Nations

Urs Gasser, Colin Maclay, John Palfrey

Cambridge, Mass.: Berkman Center for Internet & Society at Harvard University (2010), 32 pp.

"While the safety of children and young people in digital spaces has become an important issue of qualitative as well as quantitative research in the developed world and has led to a significant body of knowledge, the research efforts in the developing nations, with few exceptions, are still relativ ... more

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Regional Overview on Child Sexual Abuse Images Through the Use of Information and Communication Technologies in Belarus, Moldova, Russia and Ukraine

Bangkok: ECPAT International (2008), 95 pp.

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Human (Child) Trafficking: A Look Through the Internet Window

Neda Ilic, Marija Andelkovic, Zorica Rajic, Aleksandra Jovanovic, Ana Doric, Jovan Ciric

Belgrade: ASTRA Anti Trafficking Action (2006), 155 pp.

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Violence Against Children in Cyberspace: A Contribution to the United Nations Study on Violence Against Children

Deborah Muir

Bangkok: ECPAT International (2005), 71 pp.

"This report is intended to provide a framework for promoting recognition and understanding of the real risks of violence for children and young people within cyberspace and through the use of new technologies, in particular the Internet and mobile phones. It identifies the harms confronted by child ... more

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La violencia contra los niños en el ciberespacio

Deborah Muir

Bangkok: ECPAT International (2005), 97 pp.