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How pop-up warnings and chatbots can be used to disrupt online child sex abusers

  • Written by Stephanie Price, Research Fellow | Sexual Violence Research and Prevention Unit, University of the Sunshine Coast
How pop-up warnings and chatbots can be used to disrupt online child sex abusers Sander van der Werf/Shutterstock

The scale of online child sexual abuse is immense: estimates suggest there are more than 300 million child victims of online sexual abuse globally.

But what is the scale of online child sexual abuse in Australia?

Answering this question with certainty is difficult because so many of these crimes go unreported and...

Read more: How pop-up warnings and chatbots can be used to disrupt online child sex abusers

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