Emerging Online Harms
Participants explored grooming, cyberbullying, sextortion, online child sexual exploitation and abuse, and exposure to harmful content.
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S'est tenu à Addis Ababa
The inaugural gathering in Addis Ababa that established ACOSA as a pan-African platform for child online safety.
A New Continental Alliance
The primary outcome was the establishment of ACOSA as a platform for knowledge sharing, capacity strengthening, advocacy and collaboration.
En savoir plusAddis Ababa from Mount Entoto · Photo : Diego Delso / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0)
Aperçu du sommet
Convened by Watoto Watch Network, the summit brought together child protection organisations, civil society, policymakers, technology stakeholders, researchers and other partners.
Discussions clés
Participants explored grooming, cyberbullying, sextortion, online child sexual exploitation and abuse, and exposure to harmful content.
Discussions covered connectivity, digital literacy, identification, reporting systems and institutional response capacity.
The summit stressed cross-sector collaboration and African evidence for African policy and solutions, with children's rights at the centre.
Résultats et portée
The primary outcome was the establishment of ACOSA as a platform for knowledge sharing, capacity strengthening, advocacy and collaboration.
Partenaires
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Parlons d'un partenariat avec l'alliance pour la sécurité des enfants en ligne en Afrique.