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Child Protection, Sexuality and Safety Online: Opposing camps

Par Indira Maya Ganesh pour GenderIT.org

SHARM EL-SHEIKH, Egypt, 26 November 2009

Research coming out of the UK shows that British children are blasé about putting sexy images of themselves online. But some adults in governments and industry are intent on seeing children as victims where sexuality and the internet is concerned. Why on earth aren’t the powers-that-be actually listening to kids? asks Maya Ganesh reporting from the IGF.

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(FIN/2009)

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