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7.2 Actions to be achieved by 2013Together with all relevant stakeholders, each State should:1. Amend existing legislation to reflect objective, and internationally acceptable,measures against all sexually abusive and sexually exploitative behaviours and materialsrelated to the new technologies (including virtual and cartoon imagery and text),and make obtaining for self or others, intentional viewing and possession, criminalactivities. Such legislation should also protect all victims of sexually abusive andsexually exploitative practices and ensure that law enforcement and judicial processesadopt child sensitive procedures in accordance with the Guidelines on Justice forChild Victims and Witnesses. This should include children and adolescents whohave engaged in sexually abusive behaviours towards others through the medium ofthe new technologies.2. Demonstrate investment in prioritising children by allocating increased childprotection and law enforcement resources to the identification of children whoseimages are circulating on the Internet and enable greater co-operation at nationaland international levels.3. Initiate a programme of research across States to address:a. inherent aspects of the new technologies that appear to increase the likelihood ofsexually exploitative and sexually abusive practices towards children in relation tothe new technologies;b. the impact of technological expansion on the demographic characteristics ofchildren sexually abused and sexually exploited through the new technologies;c. the impact, on the family and wider social networks, of increasing criminalisationof Internet related activityd. the role of the IT sector in the risk assessment and analysis of current andupcoming products, in the use and adaptability of age verification methods andonline access systems, and in image-detection systems.All States should set targets and indicators of progress to determine the results of thisprogramme and report on these by 2013.104|Child Pornography and Sexual Exploitation of Children Online
Endnotes1Dr. Ethel Quayle, COPINE Research, Clinical & Health Psychology, School of Health in Social Science.University of Edinburgh, Teviot Place, Edinburgh, EH8 9AG, Scotland, UK. Email: Ethel.Quayle@ed.ac.uk;quayleethel@gmail.com2Lars Lööf, Head of Children’s Unit, Council of the Baltic Sea States Secretariat, P.O. Box 2010, SE-103 11Stockholm, Sweden. Email: lars.loof@cbss.org3Ms. Tink Palmer, Director, Stop it Now! UK & Ireland, P.O. Box 9841, Birmingham, B48 7WB, UK. Email:tinkpalmer@stopitnow.org.uk4Accessed on 21.9.2008 from: http://www.abcnyheter.no/node/73985.5Accessed 15.10.2008 from: http://www.saferinternet.org/ww/en/pub/insafe/index.htm6Accessed 15.10.2008 from: http://ec.europa.eu/information_society/activities/sip/index_en.htm7Accessed 15.10.2008 from: http://www.saftonline.no/nyheter/2008-09-02_konferanse.html8See for example www.chatmoderators.com, accessed 15.10.2008.9Accessed 15.10.2008 from http://www.saferinternet.org/ww/en/pub/insafe/focus/national_helplines.htm9Accessed 15.10.2008 from: http://www.media-awareness.ca/english/games/index.cfm, http://www.bbc.co.uk/chatguide, http://us.mcafee.com/virusinfo/vil/parents/article_parentteacherguide.pdf, www.gridclub.com/cybercafe10Accessed 15.10.2008 from: http://www.dzieckowsieci.pl/strona.php?p=22312Accessed 13.10..2008 from: http://www.childnet.com/jenny/evaluation.htmlChild Pornography and Sexual Exploitation of Children Online |105
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