Kids sexually abused online have no idea how to report it


KUALA LUMPUR: Half of children in Malaysia who were sexually exploited and abused online had no idea how to report the crime, according to a Unicef survey.

The rest who did disclose their experiences tended to confide in trusted adults or friends rather than call a helpline.

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