Sentence examples for exploitation online from inspiring English sources

They last chipped away at Section 230 in 2018 as part of an effort to crack down on sexual exploitation online.

Matt Brittin, president of Google in northern and central Europe, said: "We have been working for years to fight child exploitation online and we aggressively remove child sexual abuse imagery from Google products using our image and video-matching technology.

— Matt Hancock, Britain's secretary of state for digital, culture, media and sport, announced yesterday that the British government will consider new legislation to combat "the Wild West elements of the Internet" such as bullying and child sexual exploitation online, Reuters reports.

Budgets are shrinking at a time when there is increasing awareness of different types of abuse, all of which need to be responded to: female genital mutilation, child sexual exploitation, online abuse, domestic abuse, neglect, all of which require considerable resources, on top of the maltreatment social workers have dealt with for years and continue to deal with every day.

Mr Green said: "Child abuse and exploitation online are not restricted by borders and our efforts to combat them should not be either".

However, if animals encountered food resources (insects, gum) during forays, they did not forego their exploitation (Online resource 2).

Richards advocates a hi-tech unit modelled along the lines of the Child Exploitation and Online Protection centre, whose officers infiltrate online networks.

Organizations such as the Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre (CEOP) specialise in dealing with online incidents and have a Report Abuse form on their website so as to report the incident.

The former chief executive of the Child Exploitation and Online Protection Command (CEOP) has devoted much of his career to protecting children online.

Research by the Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre found there was a link between viewing indecent images of children online and "contact" child sexual offences.

The UK's Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre (Ceop) were told by Canadian police about Bradbury buying suspect movies online in July 2012, but local officers were not told until November 2013.