Country-Specific Reports of Online Child Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (OCSEA), 2021–2024
Country 2021 2022 2023 2024
India 4,699,515 5,675,324 8,923,738 2,252,528
Philippines 3,188,793 2,576,182 2,740,905 1,721,249
Pakistan 2,030,801 2,059,884 1,924,739 1,036,608
Indonesia 1,861,135 1,878,011 1,925,549 1,450,403
Bangladesh 1,743,240 2,145,098 2,491,368 1,112,857
Iraq 1,220,470 905,883 749,746 588,225
Algeria 1,171,653 731,167 762,754 327,865
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