How does online sexual violence manifest itself, how can we listen to children's accounts, how should we respond and support parents and children in reporting incidents? These are all fundamental questions when working with children and wanting to learn more about the risks encountered on social media and digital platforms.
As part of the Click@ble project, the NGO ECPAT France (which fights against all forms of child trafficking and sexual exploitation) gives a voice to professionals, lawyers, psychologists and school workers involved in the fight against online sexual violence affecting children.
Our articles on the subject
M6 – Harassment report: 3018 protects victims and removes illegal content
Parental control on ChatGPT: a new online protection tool for teenagers?
Libération – Véronique Béchu warns, “Infants and very young children are easy targets for paedophiles.”
Good digital habits for the new school year: a practical guide for families
