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Through the Lens: Insights into Image-Based Child Sexual Violence

Our new report identifies key trends in image-based child sexual abuse and exploitation, explores experiences of 3,958 victims and survivors, and provides a brief overview of the current challenges in Central Asia. 

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More Than a Device: Enabling Parents & Caregivers in Teaching their Children about Digital Safety

 Protect Children’s new More Than a Device pilot project aims to engage parents and caregivers in digital safety education and empower them to pass these skills to children. 

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“How difficult it is for a man to feel broken, or to even recognize that we are broken.” 

Our new report highlights the testimonies of more than 1,400 male survivors of child sexual violence.

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“Listen, don’t judge, and believe. It affects you for the rest of your life.” 

 Our new report featuring testimonies from survivors of online child sexual violence in Finland, Denmark, Norway and Sweden.

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Protect Children has Analysed Over 3 Million Child Sexual Abuse Images, Leading to over 1.9 Million Takedown Requests

There is a child in every image.

Forest Trees

#OurVoice
Survey for Survivors of Sexual Violence in Childhood

Raising the voice and wisdom of those who have been subjected to sexual violence in their childhood. By taking part in the survey, you can help protect children from child sexual abuse and/or exploitation and promote the rights of victims and survivors. 

 

Partaking in the survey is fully anonymous. The survey is currently available in 35 languages.

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"We aim to help protect children in a very concrete way. Our organisation’s one and only focus is to work toward preventing sexual crimes against children. We bring together a team of specialists with a broad range of national and international experience, and work from multiple angles to protect children."

Did you know?

20%

of children in Europe are victims of some form of sexual violence

Council of Europe

33%

of abused children never tell anyone about their experience

Council of Europe

36M

global reports of suspected online child sexual exploitation in 2023

NCMEC’s CyberTipline

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What We Do

At Protect Children, we believe that a holistic approach is essential for fully protecting children from all forms of sexual violence. Find out more about what we do to protect children and promote the realisation of children’s rights in all environments.

Protect Children envisions a future where no child is subject to sexual harassment, grooming, or sexual violence.
We will achieve this with our research-based holistic method, as our dedicated team works from multiple angles to prevent sexual violence against children.
We build all our work on scientific research and evidence-based methods, and in the best interest of the child.

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