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APLE Leads Charge on Child Online Protection with Technical Meeting

  • In the Spotlight
  • December 29, 2023
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In a critical move towards fortifying defenses against Online Child Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (OCSEA), APLE convened a landmark technical meeting at the Sun and Moon Riverside Hotel in Phnom Penh on December 28. This gathering marked a significant step forward, bringing together a diverse group of stakeholders, including representatives from the Cambodia National Council for Children, the Anti Cybercrime Department, Anti Human Trafficking and Juvenile Protection Department, UN agencies, non-governmental organizations, and key industry players like Cellcard, Ezecom, MekongNet, IdeaLink, as well as online content creators and influencers.

Fueled by the support of Terre des Hommes Netherlands in Asia and GPEVAC through UNICEF Cambodia, the meeting transcended typical discussions, venturing into a passionate exploration of strategies for enhancing reporting, referral, and collaborative efforts to combat OCSEA. The commitment and expertise of those present underscored the collective resolve to create a safer online environment for children.

The session concluded with a unified agreement on several critical action points aimed at streamlining and strengthening the fight against OCSEA. Key outcomes included the decision to create a centralized reporting channel, simplifying the reporting process to encourage community engagement and expedite the response to incidents. Moreover, the meeting highlighted the need to bolster the capacity of first responders, ensuring they are well-equipped to handle cases with the sensitivity and urgency they require.

Participants also agreed on establishing a more comprehensive system for referral and follow-up support for victims, acknowledging the importance of a holistic approach to recovery and protection. Another significant consensus was on intensifying efforts to raise awareness among parents and guardians, recognizing their pivotal role in safeguarding children’s online interactions.

The technical meeting orchestrated by APLE not only set the groundwork for enhanced collaboration among key players but also ignited a renewed commitment to ensuring the digital world is a safer space for children. With these actionable strategies in place, there is a hopeful outlook for making significant strides in the protection of children from online exploitation and abuse.

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