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Resources Library

This repository is built for anyone who wants to learn about children's digital rights, online safety conundrums or the ongoing battle against online child sexual exploitation.  This section is continuously updated to include the latest publications. 

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Note: Publications below represent the views of their original authors and may or may not align with the position of Safer-Online.net. Please make sure to assess the credibility and the reliability of any research or publication cited below. 

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Thorn. (2023). Youth Perspectives on Online Safety, 2022: an Annual Report of Youth Attitudes and Experiences.

International Justice Mission. (2023). Scale of Harm. Estimating the Prevalence of Trafficking to Produce Child Sexual Exploitation Material in the Philippines.

Plan International. (2020). The State Of The World’s Girls 2020

International Centre for Missing and Exploited Children. (2023). Protecting children against sexual offences in Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Member States. An overview and analysis of the current legal framework for the protection of children against sexual exploitation and abuse in ASEAN Member States. 

Thorn. (2022). Self-Generated Child Sexual Abuse Material: Youth Attitudes and Experiences in 2021.

INTERPOL & ECPAT. (2018).  Towards a global indicator on unidentified victims in child sexual exploitation material. Summary Report. Ecpat International: Bangkok, Thailand.

Kavenagh, M. & Durska, J. (2022). Self-generated sexual content involving young people demands understanding and nuance. WeProtect Global Alliance.

5Rights Foundation. (2021). But how do they know it is a child? Age Assurance in the Digital World.

The Economist. (2020). Measuring the prevalence of online violence against women

Thorn. (2023). Responding to Online Threats: Minors’ Perspectives on Disclosing, Reporting, and Blocking in 2021.

End Violence Against Children. (2022). Combating Online Child Sexual Violence With The Help Of Ai.

Thorn. (2022). Online Grooming: Examining risky encounters amid everyday digital socialization. 

International Justice Mission. (2020). Online Sexual Exploitation of Children in the Philippines: Analysis and Recommendations for Governments, Industry, and Civil Society

Hilton, Z. & King, H. (2023). Child ‘self-generated’ sexual material online: Children and young people’s perspectives. WeProtect Global Alliance.

ECPAT International. (2016). Terminology Guidelines for the Protection of Children from Sexual Exploitation and Sexual Abuse.

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