Images of children posted online 'being used for sexual purposes'

Concerns are being raised about online sales of sexualised images of children, either uploaded voluntarily to social networks or extorted from minors.

Images of children posted online 'being used for sexual purposes'
Thu, 26 Feb, 2015 - 07:02

Concerns are being raised about online sales of sexualised images of children, either uploaded voluntarily to social networks or extorted from minors.

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