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Pornhub will only allow uploads from verified users, and content partners, and has disabled the ability the ability to download content from the platform...
It is necessary for social media platforms to take all effective measures so that child pornography is not hosted on their platforms, the Delhi...
To curb online child sexual abuse material (CSAM), an ad hoc Rajya Sabha Committee has recommended that law enforcement agencies be permitted to break...
A Rajya Sabha panel of MPs led by Jairam Ramesh has submitted its recommendations to curb online child porn, The Economic Times reported. The 14-member...
3 cases against unidentified suspects were registered at Aurangabad police station for allegedly uploading child pornography content to Facebook, according to the Times of...
In an internationally coordinated operation, the world’s largest child pornography website operating in darknet was taken down and its 337 users were arrested worldwide,...
The Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Amendment Bill, 2019, which was passed in the Rajya Sabha on July 24, widens the definition...
The Union government in its new amendment to the POCSO Act has reportedly expanded the definition of child porn to include computer-generated/digital visual imagery...
Google, Facebook, Yahoo, and Microsoft have started blocking keywords related to child pornography and child sexual violence, reports the Economic Times. This comes just...
Facebook removed 8.7 million pieces of content which violated the network’s policy against child abuse; while claiming that 99% of this content was removed...
