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Children who are sexually exploited must be acknowledged as victims of violence.

Today, the European Parliament voted no to extending the legal measures used to detect online child sexual abuse. ChildX observes that political games and an aggressive lobby have been prioritized over the safety of children.

Children’s online protection is under threat

What has happened? The temporary ePrivacy derogation from 2021 allows services to voluntarily detect and report child sexual abuse material. The derogation expires on April 3, 2026, unless it is extended. The European Commission proposed an extension, but the European Parliament wants to limit the

Sweden is falling behind – children are paying the price

Children are subjected to sexual abuse in digital environments daily. Artificial intelligence (AI) must be used to put a stop to this. The government has recently presented a new national strategy for AI with the ambition for Sweden to become a world leader in AI.

Meet the ChildX Ambassadors

Annie Lööf: "A society is defined by how we treat the most vulnerable, our children."

Lisa Nilsson: "In the face of others' pain, I am a responsible witness."

Maria Dufva: "Children and young people have a right to knowledge."

Möt fler ambassadörer

How we work with survivors

ChildX works from a unique survivor’s perspective to ensure that children and young people who have been abused are at the center of our work and that their voices are heard. In 2025, this perspective will be further strengthened.