Key Points
- Noong 2022, tinatayang halos kalahating milyong batang Pilipino, o humigit-kumulang 1 sa bawat 100 bata, ang na-traffic upang pilitin sa paggawa ng child sexual exploitation material (CSEM) para pagkakitaan sa datos ng Scale of Harm prevalence study ng International Justice Mission (IJM) at University of Nottingham Rights Lab.
- Base sa mga pag-aaral at datos ng mga awtoridad, kabilang ang United States, United Kingdom, at Australia sa mga bansang pinagmumulan ng malaking demand sa online child sexual exploitation na may mga biktima sa Pilipinas.
- Ayon kay Gigi Tupas, Senior Lead for Engagement ng IJM Australia, mahalaga ang pandaigdigang kooperasyon, mas matibay na pananagutan ng mga tech companies, at tuloy-tuloy na public awareness upang maprotektahan ang mga batang vulnerable laban sa online predators.
- Mahalaga ang papel ng Philippine Internet Crimes Against Children Center (PICACC) sa koordinasyon ng intelligence sharing, rescue operations, at imbestigasyon ng mga kaso.
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Authorities encourage the public to report suspected online child abuse or exploitation material to the Australian Centre to Counter Child Exploitation through its Report Abuse platform.
Philippine National Police-Women and Children Protection Center (PNP-WCPC) has a 24/7 official Facebook page where incidents of abuse, trafficking, and online sexual exploitation of children can be reported: https://www.facebook.com/wcpc.didmpnp
