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20 million children face online exploitation

20 million children face online exploitation

UNICEF explains that approximately 20 million children aged 12 to 17 were exposed to online sexual abuse and exploitation within one year across 21 countries. Of these cases, 60% occurred on social media platforms, while 14% took place in online games. The report emphasizes that these activities cause deep psychological harm, as children suffer from fear, shame, and low self-confidence, making it difficult for them to seek help. Additionally, children who experienced exploitation through technology were four times more likely to contemplate suicide or self-harm, yet there remains limited disclosure and reporting of such cases. UNICEF calls for urgent measures to enhance the protection of children on digital platforms, improve legislation, strengthen support and reporting systems, and reduce the economic and social vulnerabilities that perpetrators exploit.

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