Protecting Children from Cybercrime : Legislative Responses in Latin America to Fight Child Pornography, Online Grooming, and Cyberbullying through Information and Communication Technologies
This regional study is focused on the prevention and combat of violence against children through the internet in Latin American countries in order to illuminate problems shared by the different countries, identify the gaps in legislation, and highl...
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okr-10986-235942021-04-23T14:04:15Z Protecting Children from Cybercrime : Legislative Responses in Latin America to Fight Child Pornography, Online Grooming, and Cyberbullying through Information and Communication Technologies Dos Santos Lemos Fernandes, Simone BENEFIT CRIMINALITY PENAL CODE COURT HOUSE FAMILY VIOLENCE INTERCOURSE CRIMINAL LAWS PENAL CODES PROPERTY RIGHTS ABDUCTION DISCRIMINATION PRIVACY LEGAL STATUS SANCTIONS JUSTICES PROSTITUTION LEGAL ENTITIES OFFENDER CORRUPTION CRIME CRIMINAL LAWS WILL WILLS HOME LITERACY DISABILITIES COURTS CRIMINAL LAW PHYSICAL INTEGRITY SEXUAL CRIMES OPPRESSION JUDGE KIDNAPPING ECONOMIC BENEFIT CASE LAW IMPLEMENTATION OF LAW INTERNATIONAL TREATY RESIDENCES EU ADOPTION IMPRISONMENT JUDGES CHILD ABUSE GIRLFRIEND LEGISLATION MARRIAGE SEXUAL ASSAULT SEXUAL INTERCOURSE INTERNATIONAL TREATIES FAMILY HOME EU DIRECTIVE PRISON RESIDENCE BOYFRIEND CUSTODY DOMESTIC VIOLENCE OFFENSES WOMAN FAMILY CRIMES PENSIONS HOMES PORNOGRAPHY GUARDIANSHIP VICTIMS VICTIM DAMAGE OFFENCES PROPERTY LEGAL AID OFFENDERS PROPERTIES SANCTION CRIMINALIZATION CHILD PROTECTION HUMILIATION CONSTITUTIONAL COURT DECRIMINALIZATION OBSCENITY WAR CRIMES JUSTICE SEX SEXUAL ASSAULTS HUMAN RIGHTS SEXUAL HARASSMENT CHILDREN RIGHT TO PRIVACY FEMALES WOMEN’S RIGHT SEXUAL RELATIONS CHILD LIBERTY CIVIL LAW EQUALITY VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN PARTNERS PRISONERS DISABILITY ADOPTIONS SUFFRAGE OFFENSE LAW LEGAL REFORMS LIBERTIES HOUSES INTERNATIONAL LAW FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS PARENTHOOD HARASSMENT OFFENCE FAMILIES WOMEN SEXUAL VIOLENCE CIVIL RIGHTS FEMALE DEATH PENALTY LEGISLATIONS OPPOSITE SEX ABORTION PREGNANCY FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS BENEFITS SEXUAL CRIME INEQUALITY This regional study is focused on the prevention and combat of violence against children through the internet in Latin American countries in order to illuminate problems shared by the different countries, identify the gaps in legislation, and highlight good practices in the prevention and protection of minor victims of online sexual exploitation. Framed by international and regional standards on the protection of children from online exploitation, this regional study consists of an analysis of national legislation, regulation, and private and public policy responses to protect children from violence and sexual abuse through the use of the internet and new media and technologies. The analysis reviewed constitutions and domestic laws assessing their compliance with international instruments and verifying the progress made in harmonizing with international patterns. This regional study is focused on child abuse images (CAI), more commonly identified as child pornography, and online grooming, cyberbullying, and sexting, which are the most common offenses perpetrated online that threaten a child’s right to a healthy life and sexual dignity. It takes into account research and studies related to the use and misuse of information and communication technologies (ICTs), official statistics related to crimes committed against children through the internet, and the use of ICTs by children, specifically reports produced by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), Council of Europe (CoE), United Nations Childrens Fund (UNICEF), End Child Prostitution, Child Pornography and Trafficking of Children for Sexual Purposes (ECPAT), and the International Centre for Missing and Exploited Children (ICMEC). Doctrine and interviews with national authorities dealing directly with these issues were also considered. 2016-01-07T21:38:43Z 2016-01-07T21:38:43Z 2015 Working Paper http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/12/25664972/protecting-children-cybercrime-legislative-responses-latin-america-fight-child-pornography-online-grooming-cyberbullying-through-information-communication-technologies http://hdl.handle.net/10986/23594 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research :: Working Paper Publications & Research Latin America |
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BENEFIT CRIMINALITY PENAL CODE COURT HOUSE FAMILY VIOLENCE INTERCOURSE CRIMINAL LAWS PENAL CODES PROPERTY RIGHTS ABDUCTION DISCRIMINATION PRIVACY LEGAL STATUS SANCTIONS JUSTICES PROSTITUTION LEGAL ENTITIES OFFENDER CORRUPTION CRIME CRIMINAL LAWS WILL WILLS HOME LITERACY DISABILITIES COURTS CRIMINAL LAW PHYSICAL INTEGRITY SEXUAL CRIMES OPPRESSION JUDGE KIDNAPPING ECONOMIC BENEFIT CASE LAW IMPLEMENTATION OF LAW INTERNATIONAL TREATY RESIDENCES EU ADOPTION IMPRISONMENT JUDGES CHILD ABUSE GIRLFRIEND LEGISLATION MARRIAGE SEXUAL ASSAULT SEXUAL INTERCOURSE INTERNATIONAL TREATIES FAMILY HOME EU DIRECTIVE PRISON RESIDENCE BOYFRIEND CUSTODY DOMESTIC VIOLENCE OFFENSES WOMAN FAMILY CRIMES PENSIONS HOMES PORNOGRAPHY GUARDIANSHIP VICTIMS VICTIM DAMAGE OFFENCES PROPERTY LEGAL AID OFFENDERS PROPERTIES SANCTION CRIMINALIZATION CHILD PROTECTION HUMILIATION CONSTITUTIONAL COURT DECRIMINALIZATION OBSCENITY WAR CRIMES JUSTICE SEX SEXUAL ASSAULTS HUMAN RIGHTS SEXUAL HARASSMENT CHILDREN RIGHT TO PRIVACY FEMALES WOMEN’S RIGHT SEXUAL RELATIONS CHILD LIBERTY CIVIL LAW EQUALITY VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN PARTNERS PRISONERS DISABILITY ADOPTIONS SUFFRAGE OFFENSE LAW LEGAL REFORMS LIBERTIES HOUSES INTERNATIONAL LAW FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS PARENTHOOD HARASSMENT OFFENCE FAMILIES WOMEN SEXUAL VIOLENCE CIVIL RIGHTS FEMALE DEATH PENALTY LEGISLATIONS OPPOSITE SEX ABORTION PREGNANCY FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS BENEFITS SEXUAL CRIME INEQUALITY |
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BENEFIT CRIMINALITY PENAL CODE COURT HOUSE FAMILY VIOLENCE INTERCOURSE CRIMINAL LAWS PENAL CODES PROPERTY RIGHTS ABDUCTION DISCRIMINATION PRIVACY LEGAL STATUS SANCTIONS JUSTICES PROSTITUTION LEGAL ENTITIES OFFENDER CORRUPTION CRIME CRIMINAL LAWS WILL WILLS HOME LITERACY DISABILITIES COURTS CRIMINAL LAW PHYSICAL INTEGRITY SEXUAL CRIMES OPPRESSION JUDGE KIDNAPPING ECONOMIC BENEFIT CASE LAW IMPLEMENTATION OF LAW INTERNATIONAL TREATY RESIDENCES EU ADOPTION IMPRISONMENT JUDGES CHILD ABUSE GIRLFRIEND LEGISLATION MARRIAGE SEXUAL ASSAULT SEXUAL INTERCOURSE INTERNATIONAL TREATIES FAMILY HOME EU DIRECTIVE PRISON RESIDENCE BOYFRIEND CUSTODY DOMESTIC VIOLENCE OFFENSES WOMAN FAMILY CRIMES PENSIONS HOMES PORNOGRAPHY GUARDIANSHIP VICTIMS VICTIM DAMAGE OFFENCES PROPERTY LEGAL AID OFFENDERS PROPERTIES SANCTION CRIMINALIZATION CHILD PROTECTION HUMILIATION CONSTITUTIONAL COURT DECRIMINALIZATION OBSCENITY WAR CRIMES JUSTICE SEX SEXUAL ASSAULTS HUMAN RIGHTS SEXUAL HARASSMENT CHILDREN RIGHT TO PRIVACY FEMALES WOMEN’S RIGHT SEXUAL RELATIONS CHILD LIBERTY CIVIL LAW EQUALITY VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN PARTNERS PRISONERS DISABILITY ADOPTIONS SUFFRAGE OFFENSE LAW LEGAL REFORMS LIBERTIES HOUSES INTERNATIONAL LAW FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS PARENTHOOD HARASSMENT OFFENCE FAMILIES WOMEN SEXUAL VIOLENCE CIVIL RIGHTS FEMALE DEATH PENALTY LEGISLATIONS OPPOSITE SEX ABORTION PREGNANCY FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS BENEFITS SEXUAL CRIME INEQUALITY Dos Santos Lemos Fernandes, Simone Protecting Children from Cybercrime : Legislative Responses in Latin America to Fight Child Pornography, Online Grooming, and Cyberbullying through Information and Communication Technologies |
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This regional study is focused on the
prevention and combat of violence against children through
the internet in Latin American countries in order to
illuminate problems shared by the different countries,
identify the gaps in legislation, and highlight good
practices in the prevention and protection of minor victims
of online sexual exploitation. Framed by international and
regional standards on the protection of children from online
exploitation, this regional study consists of an analysis of
national legislation, regulation, and private and public
policy responses to protect children from violence and
sexual abuse through the use of the internet and new media
and technologies. The analysis reviewed constitutions and
domestic laws assessing their compliance with international
instruments and verifying the progress made in harmonizing
with international patterns. This regional study is focused
on child abuse images (CAI), more commonly identified as
child pornography, and online grooming, cyberbullying, and
sexting, which are the most common offenses perpetrated
online that threaten a child’s right to a healthy life and
sexual dignity. It takes into account research and studies
related to the use and misuse of information and
communication technologies (ICTs), official statistics
related to crimes committed against children through the
internet, and the use of ICTs by children, specifically
reports produced by the International Telecommunication
Union (ITU), Council of Europe (CoE), United Nations
Childrens Fund (UNICEF), End Child Prostitution, Child
Pornography and Trafficking of Children for Sexual Purposes
(ECPAT), and the International Centre for Missing and
Exploited Children (ICMEC). Doctrine and interviews with
national authorities dealing directly with these issues were
also considered. |
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Working Paper |
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Dos Santos Lemos Fernandes, Simone |
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Dos Santos Lemos Fernandes, Simone |
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Dos Santos Lemos Fernandes, Simone |
| title |
Protecting Children from Cybercrime : Legislative Responses in Latin America to Fight Child Pornography, Online Grooming, and Cyberbullying through Information and Communication Technologies |
| title_short |
Protecting Children from Cybercrime : Legislative Responses in Latin America to Fight Child Pornography, Online Grooming, and Cyberbullying through Information and Communication Technologies |
| title_full |
Protecting Children from Cybercrime : Legislative Responses in Latin America to Fight Child Pornography, Online Grooming, and Cyberbullying through Information and Communication Technologies |
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Protecting Children from Cybercrime : Legislative Responses in Latin America to Fight Child Pornography, Online Grooming, and Cyberbullying through Information and Communication Technologies |
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Protecting Children from Cybercrime : Legislative Responses in Latin America to Fight Child Pornography, Online Grooming, and Cyberbullying through Information and Communication Technologies |
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protecting children from cybercrime : legislative responses in latin america to fight child pornography, online grooming, and cyberbullying through information and communication technologies |
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World Bank, Washington, DC |
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2016 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/12/25664972/protecting-children-cybercrime-legislative-responses-latin-america-fight-child-pornography-online-grooming-cyberbullying-through-information-communication-technologies http://hdl.handle.net/10986/23594 |
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