Background
Overview
Critical for social justice, child rights, internal security (cybercrime), governance challenges in the digital age, and the effectiveness of legal and institutional frameworks protecting vulnerable sections.
Online Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM) refers to any sexually explicit material depicting children, often disseminated through digital platforms. Its proliferation poses significant challenges to child protection, requiring robust legal frameworks, inter-agency coordination, and technological solutions to detect, report, and prosecute offenders.