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- The Duchess of Edinburgh urged a collective effort to combat online child abuse, stating that protecting children requires collaboration among all involved parties, including governments and tech companies.
- Safeguarding Minister Jess Phillips highlighted the rising problem of child exploitation online, citing a 22% increase in serious abuse images from the Internet Watch Foundation.
- The Duchess emphasized the need for global cooperation among governments, tech companies, and law enforcement to address the increasing dangers children face online.
- Ministers plan to introduce new laws to address online child sexual abuse within the Crime and Policing Bill, focusing on illegal AI tools for creating such images.
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Labour's Jess Phillips urges tech bosses to focus on child-safe phones 'not trips to Mars' - The Mirror
Safeguarding Minister Jess Phillips has urged tech bosses to focus on creating safer devices 'instead of innovations like driverless cars and trips to Mars' to ensure children's safety online
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Capture: who's looking after the children?
An FT drama starring Jodie Whittaker (Dr Who), Paul Ready (Motherland), Shaniqua Okwok (It's a Sin), looks at online harm, regulation and responsibility. The search for their missing son leads a mother and father to a tech company, and a digital gatekeeper who seems to have all the answers.
·London, United Kingdom
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