Tech Platforms Used by Online CSA offenders

1 min read

Tech Platforms Used by Online Child sexual abuse offenders is a study released by Helsinki-based child rights NGO which provides alarming insights into the technology platforms frequently used by online child sexual abuse offenders. The research involved surveying over 30,000 active offenders and reveals significant information to combat the proliferation of online child sexual abuse. The study sheds light on the disturbing ease with which child sexual abuse material can be accessed on the open web, particularly through social media platforms and pornography websites. Shockingly, 77% of surveyed offenders encountered such material on the open web, with 41% finding information on accessing child sexual abuse material on the dark web.

Read Tech Platforms Used by Online Child sexual abuse offenders

Previous Story

NCRC Annual Report 2023-2024

Next Story

Teen gang-raped three weeks ago dies

Latest from Blog

Two Fresh Rabies Cases Take Tally at Karachi Hospitals to 38

KARACHI: With the provincial government persistently failing to control the dog population and effectively address gaps in rabies prevention, two cases of the deadly infectious disease were recorded on Oct 12, raising the total number of rabies cases reported at the city’s two hospitals so far this year to 38.…

Widow, Daughters Missing for Six Days

BAHAWALNAGAR: A widow and her two minor daughters, who went missing six days ago, have yet to be traced, while their family fears they may have been abducted for sexual assault. According to a first information report registered with B-Division police, ‘S’ (28) had been living with her father in…

Poverty’s Long Shadow

PAKISTAN’S contribution to rising poverty across the Middle East, North Africa and the Afghanistan-Pakistan region is troubling. According to the World Bank, the country accounts for nearly half of the region’s people living in extreme poverty. Ours is a story of repeated hardship. Millions of Pakistanis have endured the pandemic,…

Mentally Challenged Rape Victim, Her Baby Die in Sahiwal

SAHIWAL: A 17‑year‑old mentally challenged girl and her newborn baby died at the Sahiwal Teaching Hospital, seven months after she was allegedly subjected to gang rape by her maternal cousin and his two unidentified accomplices. The victim, a resident of Chak 90/9‑L, fainted at home on April 19, 2026. Her…
Go toTop