Official account of the National Association to Protect Children. Also tweeting from @thesafetytool
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National Association to Protect Children retweeted
deeply grateful to sam for taking the time to speak to me about child sexual abuse imagery. we recorded this months ago but the episode was held due to … well news… however it’s as important as ever and unfortunately remains very timely.
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National Association to Protect Children retweeted
In Minneapolis, people never cared much about how Mike Freeman refused to stand up to sexual violence. Now he's finally gotten everyone's attention as the prosecutor who'd watch his city burn before he'd arrest a rogue cop for murder. Maybe it's time for a closer look.
National Association to Protect Children retweeted
"This is just a drop in a wave of justice to come for predators and survivors everywhere."
Thank you @MiraSorvino
National Association to Protect Children retweeted
We just reviewed a report by Minnesota’s sentencing commission on how their state response to child sexual exploitation compares to a handful of others.
What did the Commission’s data show? (1/4)
National Association to Protect Children retweeted
Alum @itsaliciakozak took a terrible event in her life and used it to create the foundation of her work to protect others from human #trafficking. Read the full story: buff.ly/38B3zVj
@PROTECT #mentalhealth #givingback
National Association to Protect Children retweeted
Released today: The #NetCleanReport 2019. It looks at live-streamed child sexual abuse, how #CSAM is stored and how emerging technologies affect this crime. It also looks at businesses' response to CSAM in their IT environments. #BrightTech #report #CSA netclean.com/netclean-report…
National Association to Protect Children retweeted
Fair, but accountability isn't working until the finger-pointing starts!
Your advocacy seems far ahead of efforts in the U.S., where very few NGOs are willing to risk angering prosecutors over poor performance.
Great to follow U.K. progress.
This ongoing blame game - where the CPS blame the police and the police blame the CPS - can't continue. We aren't going to get proper answers from a report that lacks independence and transparency. The system will carry on failing survivors - then what?
telegraph.co.uk/news/2019/12…
National Association to Protect Children retweeted
Scanning for child abuse imagery isn’t an invasion of privacy as tech giants claim. It should be mandatory. I hope lawmakers like @MarkWarner & @HawleyMO make it the law. 4/
National Association to Protect Children retweeted
Zuckerberg questioned by @RepAnnWagner about some of the questions we raised in our investigation into online child sexual abuse material
a lot of attention on grilling of Zuckerberg by @RepKatiePorter, @aoc but also watch him with @RepAnnWagner. Concerns are bipartisan. Something in common here...happened at FB hearings last April. Women are leading push to raise bar - understanding impact to children / future.
National Association to Protect Children retweeted
LA police failed to investigate 4,000 serious child abuse reports in 2018 and 2019. Why? dailybreeze.com/2019/10/20/l… #LAPD
National Association to Protect Children retweeted
“Its plan calls for a new state law allowing #foster children to be forced into placements for up to 90 days & given drugs to control them through a court order.”
*THIS IS THE WORST IDEA ON THE PLANET.
National Association to Protect Children retweeted
45 million…
That’s how many images and videos on the internet were flagged as child sexual abuse last year.
It’s time for Congress to fully fund desperately needed resources for law enforcement and nonprofits, such as @MissingKids, and address this heinous problem.
National Association to Protect Children retweeted
Zuckerberg: We've been a leader in reporting illegal content. But the equities are in favor of getting out of that business.
Now we'll deliver quality over quantity. Something something. We'll call it prevention!
National Association to Protect Children retweeted
A clean start for low-level drug crimes is a good idea. The devil is in the details.
MN prosecutors like @PeteOrput routinely reduce child rape and trafficking in child abuse imagery to misdemeanors. Would they be on a fast-track to expungement too?
startribune.com/ramsey-and-w…
National Association to Protect Children retweeted
Regardless of how hard we work, we will likely always be "understaffed, underfunded" and at our "breaking point". The exponentially ever increasing workload of our partners at NCMEC and the ICAC Task Forces across the country is staggering... nytimes.com/interactive/2019…
National Association to Protect Children retweeted
i can't say enough about how amazing the law enforcment who are part of the internet crimes against children taskforce are. every single day they deal with the worst of humanity. they fight for all of us, and they need support. financial support. mental support. our support. 18/
National Association to Protect Children retweeted
Thanks @PROTECT! Imagine what we could do as a society if we had more organizations, more donors, more people willing to take up this fight?
National Association to Protect Children retweeted
As a cybercrime prosecutor, I am aggressive in prosecuting those who engage in child sexual exploitation; but there’s no end in sight to the abuse. I appreciate this in depth article. nytimes.com/interactive/2019…