Responding to online child sexual grooming: an industry perspective

Kim-Kwang Raymond Choo

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Responding to online child sexual grooming: an industry perspective

6 Jul 2009

Kim-Kwang Raymond Choo

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Australian Institute of Criminology

Children Information technology Australia

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This report outlines the non-legislative measures being undertaken by social networking sites and the financial services industry, working in collaboration with law enforcement agencies, to respond to the misuse of the internet for child sexual grooming.

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Australian Institute of Criminology 2009

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6 Jul 2009

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