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"The police risk normalizing images8 Nov

"The police risk normalizing images of abuse"

The police should be allowed to create fictional abuse material on children, the government's investigators are proposing. Children's rights organizations are divided on the proposal. It's not a simple issue, says Susanna Pettersson, a child rights lawyer at Ecpat.

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Women Sold in Facebook Buy-and-Sell16 Oct

Women Sold in Facebook Buy-and-Sell Groups Amid Online Trafficking Shift

Prostitution and human trafficking have to a large extent moved online and society's efforts must follow, according to Minister for Gender Equality Nina Larsson (The Liberals). In recent years, the problem has moved online. We see that prostitution both takes place and is also initiated in various ways via the internet, she says.

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Minister Urges Gaming Companies to10 Sept

Minister Urges Gaming Companies to Combat Online Grooming

Minister for Social Services Camilla Waltersson Grönvall (The Moderate Party) demands that gaming companies take responsibility for stopping grooming on their platforms. This must come to an end, she says.

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After the App Ban: "There29 Nov

After the App Ban: "There is a Children's Rights Crisis"

Australia wants to stop young people from social media, to protect their health. Wrong way, thinks Ida Östensson, Secretary General of the children's rights organization Child X: We must shift the responsibility to the platforms.

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