DISRUPTING HARM IN TANZANIA - Evidence on online child sexual exploitation and abuse

One of the risks is the misuse of the internet and digital technologies for the purpose of child sexual exploitation and abuse. [...] In light of this, the Ministry of Community Development, Gender, Women and Special Groups is pleased that the United Republic of Tanzania has participated in the Disrupting Harm project to better understand the nature and scope of online child sexual exploitation and abuse (OCSEA) in Tanzania. [...] However, many Interviews with government representatives aspects of OCSEA, including live-streaming of child demonstrate that the Government of Tanzania sexual abuse, online grooming for sexual purposes is aware of the threat of OCSEA and the need and sexual extortion committed in the online for cooperation and collaboration to counter it. [...] In most cases, the offender requesting environment, but equally, offenders can use digital the abuse in exchange for payment or other technology to facilitate their actions, e.g., to document material benefits is physically in a different location and share images of in -person abuse and exploitation from the child(ren) and the facilitators of the abuse. [...] The Global Cybersecurity Index measures the commitment of countries to cybersecurity based on the implementation of legal instruments and the level of technical and organisational measures taken to reinforce international cooperation and cybersecurity.