Centro de Documentação da PJ
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CD325
ENDING ONLINE SEXUAL EXPLOITATION AND ABUSE OF WOMEN AND GIRLS
Ending online sexual exploitation and abuse of women and girls [Recurso eletrónico] : a call for international standards.- London [etc] : Equality Now ; Thomson Reuters Foundation, [202?].- 1 CD-ROM ; 12 cm
Ficheiro de 17,5 MB em formato PDF (70 p.).


CRIME SEXUAL, CRIME CONTRA CRIANÇAS, CRIME CONTRA MULHERES, PEDOFILIA, PORNOGRAFIA INFANTIL, CRIME VIA INTERNET

Acronyms. Setting the language. Introduction. Increased prevalence of Online sexual Exploitation and Abuse (OSEA). Efforts to detect and stop OSEA. Scope of this report. Methodology. Executive summary and key findings. Our key findings. Key recommendations. Understanding OSEA. Understanding the legal landscape. Forms of OSEA. Online grooming and solicitation for sexual exploitation and abuse. Online sexual coercion and extortion. Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM). Live-streaming of sexual exploitation and abuse. Online sex trafficking. Image-based sexual abuse. Challenges in obtaining legal recourse for OSEA. Establishing territorial and extraterritorial jusrisdiction in OSEA cases. Mutual assistance laws and agreements. Challenges and gaps around jurisdiction. Digital rights and OSEA. Balancing freedom of expression against safety and protection from OSEA. Privacy online and OSEA. The role of digital companies in balancing freedom of expression, privacy, and the right to protection and safety. Regulation of digital servisse providers and plataforms. Voluntary measures to address harmful content. Arguments against tougher regulation. Concluding remarks. Recommendations. Annexes.