Working together to end the online sexual exploitation of children
Working together to end the online sexual exploitation of children
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THE PROBLEM
What is the online sexual exploitation of children?
In this crime, children are sexually abused by traffickers who then spread or sell images or videos of the exploitation online—even livestreaming the abuse for sex offenders to direct from anywhere in the world.
IJM supports the end of all forms of online sexual exploitation of children.
We focus on protecting children exploited by traffickers who create new child sexual exploitation materials,
especially via video livestreaming, to satisfy the online demand of child sex offenders.
Press Releases and Insights
U.S. and Philippines Conclude Child Protection Compact Partnership
None | April 29, 2021
KEEP READING →6 traffickers convicted for online sexual exploitation of children
PHILIPPINES – In less than a month, six persons across the Philippines were convicted for trafficking offenses, specifically for engaging in the online sexual exploitation of children.
June 23, 2022
KEEP READING →Filipino survivor’s testimony leads to French sex offender’s conviction
A 14-year-old Filipino survivor of livestreamed child sexual exploitation testified against a French sex offender, leading to his conviction on May 5, 2022.
May 10, 2022
KEEP READING →Taking Stock of Our Collective Progress in the Fight against Online Sexual Exploitation Children
Since 2016, International Justice Mission (IJM) has worked side by side with the Philippine government and other stakeholders to combat online sexual exploitation of children, in particular the trafficking of children to produce new child sexual exploitat
April 22, 2022
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