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You have chosen the right decision by coming here to report your concern. Together, we can rescue a child from sexual abuse and exploitation.
You have chosen the right decision by coming here to report your concern. Together, we can rescue a child from sexual abuse and exploitation.
If you see a child in immediate danger of sexual abuse or trafficking, contact your nearest local police or call 1288 (Police Hotline).
If you would like to report suspicious activity concerning child sexual abuse and exploitation, using our reporting platform, fill in this form and press Submit, or call 092-311-511 (24/7 Hotline) to talk to our hotline analyst. Your report can be made anonymous.
Child sexual abuse is the most serious violation of the right of the child and leaves a devastating impact on a young child. The presence of child sexual abuse images and videos online means the child continues to be abused every time his/her images are seen.
By reporting abuse, you are helping us with the possible rescue of a child victim, the removal of images and the possible prosecution of an offender.
Your report will be assessed by our hotline analysts and may be sent to the police for investigation.
If you report possible images or videos of CSAM, we may coordinate notice and takedown actions with the law enforcement authority and/or other appropriate agencies to have the illegal content removed from the internet and enable a possible investigation by police.
An image, video or any other visible or electronic material depicting a child’s nudity which excites or stimulates sexual desire is defined as child pornography.
Under the Cambodia’s Law on Suppression of Human Trafficking and Sexual Exploitation (2008), distribution, production and possession for distribution of child pornography is a criminal offence and may face up to 20 years of imprisonment and a fine of up to 10 million Riel.
refers to images, videos, writings, and/or recordings of child sexual abuse or exploitation
The term child sexual abuse material is increasingly being used to replace the term child pornography. This switch of terminology is based on the argument that sexualized material that depicts or otherwise represents children is indeed a representation, and a form, of child sexual abuse, and should not be described as pornography. As the hotline and child protection professional, we prefer to use the terminology ‘CSAM’, to ‘Child Pornography’, The term we use does matter. To learn more about terminology guidelines, click here.
refers to the act of soliciting a child, either in person or through the use of the internet for sexual purposes such as to receive sexual images online or to meet in person to sexually exploit him/her
refers to the act of using self-produced sexual messages/pictures of a child in order to threaten him/her for sexual favor, money or other benefits
refers to the act of using a child in sexual activities that are recorded and transmitted live over the Internet
refers to the act of sexually exploiting a child that is involved in a context of travel, tourism, or both, and can be
committed by either foreign or domestic tourists and travelers
refers to the act of forcing a child to have sex against her or his will, often involving the use of physical force or violence
refers to the act of involving a child in sexual activity against his/her consent such as touching the child’s genital or molesting the child for sexual gratification
To learn more about other child sexual offences, click here to download the law on suppression of human trafficking and sexual exploitation.
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