Every year, 300 million children — or one in every eight — experience online sexual abuse worldwide

Crimes against children are committed every second.
And what’s even more terrifying — many adults commit these acts knowingly, fully aware that they are crimes.

A study revealed that one in nine men admitted to participating in online child sexual abuse.

These numbers are not just statistics — they are a call to action.

Raising awareness and educating children are our strongest tools for protection.

One in eight children worldwide:

• is subjected to unwanted sexual conversations, sextortion, or solicitation for sexual acts;
• becomes the target of sharing, viewing, or producing sexual images without consent;
• faces blackmail using photos or AI-generated explicit images.

Let’s act — not later, but now.

Explain to your child:

• what personal boundaries are;
• how to recognize a threat;
• where to turn for help.

On our website, in the PREVENTION section, you will find:

• resources to help you talk to your child about safety and boundaries;
• tips that could save a life.

Data published by the Global Child Safety Institute Childlight at the University of Edinburgh, The Guardian, and the University of New South Wales.