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We are consulting on ways to strengthen the safeguards for children and vulnerable persons who are subject to searches involving the exposure of intimate parts without hindering the police’s ability to keep the public safe.
Section (89A.01 - 89A.26) last updated: January 2023.
World-leading technology companies pledge to eliminate online child sexual exploitation
All UK police forces are now signed up to a revolutionary single secure database of indecent images of children.
New “game-changing” innovations to improve the capability of the Child Abuse Image Database will speed up investigations and automatically categorise indecent images.
China’s biggest internet search engine signs an agreement on copyright protection collaboration.
On August 31, Ros Lynch (Copyright and IP Enforcement Director, Intellectual Property Office) spoke on copyright enforcement in Beijing.
Baroness Shields spoke at the WeProtect Summit in the UAE on preventing online child abuse and exploitation.
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