UK Internet charity finds fourfold increase in child abuse imagery


  • TECH
  • Thursday, 21 Apr 2016

14/2/16. Child looks while watching a Aston Villa v Liverpool, Barclays Premier League match - Villa Park. Action Images via Reuters/Carl Recine

LONDON: The Internet Watch Foundation (IWF), an online child sex abuse charity, said that the number of reports of images and videos containing child abuse had increased by 417% over the last two years. 

In its annual report, the IWF said 68,092 reports had been positively identified as containing illegal child sexual abuse imagery and taken down. 

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