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All parties want to change the child sexual abuse material legislation

Yesterday the government presented a new action plan against exploitation in prostitution and human trafficking for 2026–2028. The plan places a particular focus on the vulnerability of children and young people, especially in digital environments.

“WHAT OTHER LAW?” – CHILDX CHALLENGES POLITICIANS DURING ALMEDALEN WEEK

During Almedalen Week, the children's rights organisation ChildX is launching the campaign "Which Other Law?" to encourage politicians and the public to address a serious gap in Swedish legislation. Today, children who have gone through puberty may not be protected under Sweden's child sexual abuse

NEW REPORT: Children Warn About AI – Adults Are Failing to Keep Up

Artificial intelligence is already being used to create sexually abusive images of children, automate online grooming, and spread child sexual abuse material. The same technology also has the potential to help identify children at risk, detect offenders, and stop the spread of abuse. In a new report

Meet the ChildX Ambassadors

Eva Röse: "If there's the slightest thing I can do, I'll do it."

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."

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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.