SAFE INTERNET LEAGUE ANNUAL REPORT 2012 (.pdf)

Expert work2012THE LEAGUE HANDS OVER ITS DANGEROUS CONTENT REPORTPROCESSING SYSTEM TO ROSKOMNADZORIn October 2012 the dangerousweb sites report collectionsystem developed by the SafeInternet League was handedover to Roskomnadzor, thecontrolling body of the officialRussian Internet Blacklist.An illegal web content reportcollection system developedby the Safe Internet League hasbeen handed over to the authorities.Denis Davydov,Safe Internet League CEO:The decision was agreed uponby the League’s Board of Trustees.The computer system enables oneto process dangerous contentreported online, including childpornography, and then requestaccess to the web sites to beblocked.Internationally recognized, themechanism we developed is secondto none expect a similar US project.It has already proven its efficiency:the first eight months of 2012 sawthe authorities, actingon the League’s requests,remove almost 11 400 web pagescontaining child pornography,along with more than 700 pagescontaining information on illegaldrugs.Denis Davydov, Safe Internet League CEO:Around half of all cases involving distribution of child pornography prosecuted in 2012 were brought before the court acting on informationprovided by the Safe Internet League, against only a third of all cases in 2011. Moreover, real punishment is beginning to be meted out toindividuals guilty of distributing child pornography. For example, a man who organized a big child pornography network uncovered by outactivists has recently been brought to justice.