Titlebook: Online Child Safety; Law, Technology and Joseph Savirimuthu Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2012

符合國(guó)情

厭惡

breadth

Transborder Challenges to Enforcing Online Child Safety Lawstruggling to enforce their criminal laws beyond their national boundaries (Perrit, 1996). The ease with which the Internet now enables individuals to procure children to engage in sexual activity, the difficulties in detecting and investigating online sexual exploitation, the lack of harmonised laws

harangue

Online Child Safety: International Cooperation and Policymakingaties and conventions and involves a range of stakeholders and interests. The globalisation of risks, including those relating to the CSEC, has also resulted in harmonisation efforts and cooperation at national, regional and international levels (OECD, 2009). The UN and its institutions, the EU and

defeatist

Chipmunk

The Child, Media Literacy and Online Safety Policy Implicationsticularly for safeguarding children in the online environment (Livingstone, 2004a,b: 5; Prensky, 2001; cf. NCTE 1975). Targeting media literacy measures at children is not new. Before the Internet, educational and media awareness initiatives were relied upon to inculcate in children critical literac

PTCA635

Concluding Thoughts: The Tethered Childexpose children to potential vulnerabilities. The need for a coherent and principled response from all stakeholders in enhancing children’s safety in the online environment received its most high-profile advocate – President Barack Obama. The Summit at the White House reiterates an important aspect

音的強(qiáng)弱

10樓

偶像

10樓