Published: 23 January, 2026
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Conference: “AI and the Fight Against Child Sexual Abuse”
• an updated overview of how AI is changing child sexual exploitation – both how the technology can be misused and how it can be used in the fight against abuse
• insights from authorities, tech, research, the judiciary, and civil society – to build a common understanding and a shared language across sectors
• a focus on gaps and upcoming challenges – and collaborative work forward with ideas and solutions to prevent and combat abuse
Read more and register here: LINK
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
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Sweden is falling behind – children are paying the price
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Government tasks police with blocking digital brothels
Since 2020, the children's rights organization ChildX, together with Realstars, has been working to stop so-called digital brothels—websites that enable and normalize the sexual exploitation of children and young people online. The government has now tasked the police with blocking all digital broth
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