Understanding child sexual abuse online: What’s next? The tech industry’s response to child sexual abuse online

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A digital download of a session from our Child Sexual Abuse Online learning week. Leaning on her own research, in...
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A digital download of a session from our Child Sexual Abuse Online learning week.

Leaning on her own research, in this engaging session Professor May-Chahal will explore questions such as:
Do we know which children are more vulnerable to online abuse, and why?
What is the tech industry doing? How can we prevent this harm?
What's Next?

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Video length: 77 minutes

Featuring: Corinne May-Chahal, AoCPP/CSA Centre staff and event delegates.

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