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Last year, 164 reports were received on the Internet regarding child badual abuse in Latvia, of which nearly half or 74 articles on child badual abuse on maintained sites by servers in Latvia, informs representatives of Latvian Internet Safer Center "Drossinternets.lv". 19659002] In total, they represent 35% of the total number of messages received by "Drossinternets.lv". The spokesperson for "Drossinternets.lv" said that through the line of communication with the police and Internet service providers, the illegal content was quickly removed from the public and the website was closed
. – Last year, in 87 countries in 43 countries, including Latvia, 87,930 reports were published on illicit materials available on the Internet that show the badual exploitation of children. In total there are 259,016 images or videos with an unlawful content. Most of the 62% of illegal content was removed in three days.
According to statistics from the International Association, most of the material on badual abuse of children came from the United States last year. In Europe, 51% of the reports were submitted in the Netherlands, 18% in France and 10% in Sweden.
An badysis of the reports processed by the InHope badociation showed that 90% of the photos dealt with girls and girls. In the majority of cases, or 79% of cases, the material presented was not puberty and their age was between three and 13 years. Most often, 72% of cases of illegal content on image storage sites, 5% on websites, 3% on banner sites and as many chat rooms on the Internet.
The Safer Internet Center website is available. Anyone exposed to offenses on the Internet, especially materials reflecting badual abuse of children, is invited to report them. The report can be anonymous, all reports processed by the state police and based on Latvian laws and regulations.
The Latvian Center for Safer Internet is operated by the Latvian Internet Association with partners such as the National Inspectorate for the Protection of Child Rights and the Center of Latvian municipal learning. The Center has been a member of the InHope Association since 2009.
