Keeping young ones safe online


Visual images, though informative and important, are always difficult to include in resources that battle sexual abuse. In the book this sticky area is ingeniously side-stepped with comic illustrations by artist and practising lawyer Faizati Mohd Ali. Illutrations: Women's Centre for Change

From catfishing to cyberbullying, online grooming and blackmail, the internet today is a minefield for adolescents and children.

With the pandemic pushing children online at younger and younger ages, predators are finding increasingly innovative ways to seek out and prey on victims while they are still in the safety of their homes.

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