A rapidly growing new form of online child sexual exploitation has emerged: Webcam Child Sex Tourism. Meet Sweetie: how to stop Webcam Child Sex Tourism #cyberchildsafety
A growing number of internet usage has also increased online child sexual exploitation. 750,000 predators are estimated to be connected to the web at any time. #cyberchildsafety
The Terre des Hommes Netherlands project Sweetie was launched to tackle this situation. Sweetie, a virtual 10 year old Filipino girl, tracks down perpetrators. #cyberchildsafety
Poverty has made people desperate, and Child Sex Webcam syndicates prey on parents by promising them that nothing bad will happen since the customers won’t actually be able to touch their children. #cyberchildsafety
Sweetie 2.0’s goal is to stop the crime before it actually takes place, to scare offenders and keep them from searching for child pornography in the first place.
#CyberChildSafety
Every day, people from all over the world set out to sexually abuse children on the internet, 750.000 at any given time. Most of the times it starts out of curiosity. https://t.co/Ts1pczHWH2 #CyberChildSafety
Quite a powerful query from a primary school girl.
As internet users & in particular the adults,what do you or would you do to ensure that #CyberChildSafety is ensured?
Increased mobile phone penetration and internet access have given rise to a set
of conditions that have made children more vulnerable to Online Child Sexual Exploitation (OCSE). #cyberchildsafety
Let us promote a global culture of digital citizenship and encourages the establishment of cooperative arrangements for sharing information in order to eliminate or mitigate risks to children and young people online.#CyberChildSafety
"Keep conversations about cyber safety with your child SIMPLE AND SINCERE." Ms. Angela Nyamu - Country Manager Kenya for Terre Des Homes Netherlands #CyberChildSafety
As parents – or relatives, teachers and other adults responsible to children’s safety – we want our children and those we look after to be healthy and happy … and to feel safe online. Above all, it’s also instinctive that we want kids to be safe. #CyberChildSafety
Our children are certainly at a vulnerable stage in their lives, naturally more trusting than adults and hopefully having been less exposed to the darker side of the internet. They are also not as well equipped to deal with such issues – or their consequences. #CyberChildSafety
Ms. Angela Nyamu,Country Manager Kenya for Terre des Hommes presenting a report on #CyberChildSafety at Laico Regency. An elaborate report on online child sexual exploitation in Kenya.
31 December 2017
Make A Statement Campaign was born from the idea that a simple fashion statement of wearing a bow tie could symbolize the important issue of Missing Children.
Thank you to all who made this possible.
Happy New Year 2018!
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#MakeAStatement
26 December,2017
Lamu Maundu @lamutamu
Global Marketing Communication Exec
Every child has a specific destiny that God has written about their lives & God placed them on this earth to fulfil that specific purpose. Support @missingchild_ke https://t.co/1KLfFFtROs #MakeAStatement
27 December, 2017
Chris Mukuria @kuristory IEO MAVC
Friend and helper of Missing Child Kenya
All children deserve an environment that is secure, allowing them to live out their full potential.
Support @missingchild_ke https://t.co/1KLfFFtROs
#MakeAStatement#YetuInitiative