“No one ever actually touched me, but I still felt violated.” - Survivor of online child sexual violence.
Our new report examines the distinct experiences and impacts of online and in-person child sexual abuse and exploitation, drawing on 24,912 responses in 36 languages to the Global Our Voice Survivor Survey.
We have launched the ECHO Survivor Hub to offer tailored guidance and support to survivors of child sexual abuse material, ensuring their voices and needs are respected and heard.
The project is being delivered by a consortium comprising the International Policing and Public Protection Research Institute, the Internet Watch Foundation, and Protect Children.
Are you a parent whose child has experienced sexual abuse? There is support available.
Join a You Are Enough™ peer support group, a safe and welcoming space where parents and caregivers can come together online to share, listen, and heal.
Groups are currently running in the United Kingdom, Ireland, Finland, and Latvia.

Did you know?
20%
of children in Europe are victims of some form of sexual violence
33%
of abused children never tell anyone about their experience
36M
global reports of suspected online child sexual exploitation in 2023

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