
Child Sexual Abuse Material, COVID and Technology | Deep Dive: Exploring Organized Crime
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With more people working from home than ever before due to the pandemic,. But another parallel pandemic is taking place, that of online child sexual abuse material which has taken a sharp rise around the world.
In this podcast, we’re discussing Child Online Sexual Abuse (CSAM), COVID and technology.
Presenter(s): Lucia Bird Ruiz-Benitez de Lugo and Jack Meegan-Vickers.
Speakers:
Fernando Ruiz, Head of Operations at the European Cybercrime Centre, set up by Europol to co-ordinate crossborder investigations into cybercrime.
Amela Efendic is the director of the European Resource Centre for the Prevention of Trafficking and head of the Bosnia and Herzegovina Office for the International Forum for Solidarity-Emmaus.
Judie Kaberia is a fellow of the 2020 Resilience Fund of the Global Initiative against Transnational Organized Crime.
GI Research Paper: Transformative Technologies: How digital is changing the landscape of organized crime.
Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime
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