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How many children are online?
- One in 20 online users among the global online population.
- One in three online users among the global online population.
- There are no children under 18 online.
- Children use the internet only for gaming, so we can’t say they are online.
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The United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child:
- is one of the most widely signed human rights treaties, as most UN member states have signed but not ratified the convention.
- tackles children’s rights according to the three broad spheres of protocol, provision and protection.
- recognised, for the first time, that children have human rights.
- is based on the principle that children are too young to express their opinions.
- is based on the principle that children are too young to express their opinions.
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Due to the risks associated with children’s and young people’s use of social media networks:
- social media networks should prohibit anyone under 18 from joining.
- collaboration between industry, law enforcement, parents, and educators is important to help mitigate the risks and promote appropriate use.
- social media networks which are found to be used by predators should be shut down.
- parents need to supervise teenagers using social media networks at all times.
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With regard to risks for children online:
- young people often engage in risky behaviour as they are not aware of the possible consequences.
- only children in developed countries face online risks.
- only children from families with low socio-economic status are vulnerable.
- all of the above.
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Mitigating the risks for children online is the responsibility of:
- parents and teachers, who can educate children about the safe and responsible use of technology.
- governments and law enforcement, which can implement child online protection measures.
- companies and service providers, which can provide tools and platforms for mitigating the risks.
- all of the above.
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The ITU’s Child Online Protection initiative:
- has so far published two guidelines: one for children, and one for parents, guardians and educators.
- forms part of the United Nations Security Council’s agenda.
- is a multistakeholder effort to create awareness and develop practical tools and resources.
- all of the above.
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In the context of online child sexual abuse material (CSAM), reporting mechanisms such as hotlines are important because:
- they provide a telephone service where children can call for information on how to use the internet.
- they provide a much-needed bridge between the Internet user and law enforcement, especially since the public is often unwilling to report illegal content directly to law enforcement.
- they allow parents to seek advice about their children’s use of technology.
- all of the above.
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In addition to reporting mechanisms, other technical measures include:
- restricting access to URLs which are known to host child sexual abuse content or activity.
- the use of hashing technology or digital fingerprinting, to help identify and block previously identified child sexual abuse content.
- web filtering to prevent URLs known to host child sexual abuse content from appearing in search results.
- all of the above.
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The findings of the ICMEC global review of 2018 (ninth edition) reveal that:
- every country’s national legislation contains a definition of child sexual abuse material (CSAM)
- most countries have a mandatory requirement for ISPs to report suspected child sexual abuse material (CSAM) to law enforcement.
- only 27 countries had enacted legislation sufficient to combat ‘child pornography’ offenses.
- every country has in place legislation deemed sufficient to combat ‘child pornography’.
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The Council of Europe’s Convention on Cybercrime is open for signatures from the following countries:
- Council of Europe member states.
- European Union member states.
- Council of Europe member states, and non-member states which have participated in its elaboration.
- ITU member states.
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