The phrase "abuse material" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing content that is harmful, exploitative, or inappropriate, often in relation to media or educational materials.
Example: "The organization is working to remove any abuse material from its online platforms to ensure a safe environment for users."
Alternatives: "exploitative content" or "harmful material".
His career ended when he was convicted for possession of child abuse material.
"It goes way beyong child sexual abuse material and would block access to important online information for all Australians".
One website where a lot of child abuse material is shared lists users from around the world.
The amount of self-generating child abuse material, from children often oblivious to the exploitation that follows, is overwhelming.
The volume of investigations means that officers said it would not be possible to eliminate viewing of child abuse material simply by detaining the perpetrators.
The removalists eventually retracted their statement about the child sexual abuse material but Herft still thought the priest had an adult pornography addiction.
The Rev Joseph Maurizio Jr, from Pennsylvania, was charged last year with possession of child sex abuse materials, engaging in sexual relations with a minor and transmitting funds to or from the US with the intent to promote carrying on an unlawful activity.
Then the dark web's most notorious hurtcore site, Hurt2theCore had thousands of members, hundreds of whom were actively involved in sharing abuse materials.
Progress so far includes; Dismantling two networks that produced online child sexual abuse materials through support provided to the Cybercrime Investigation Unit and the National Prosecutor's Office in Guatemala.
At the same time children face growing risks - from 2012 to 2014 the number of webpages that contained child abuse materials increased by nearly 150 percent.
Examples of potential risks include exposure to disturbing or potentially harmful content such as violent images, cyberbullying, sexual solicitation ('online grooming'), circulation of child sexual abuse materials and live stream abuse.
