MORE than 13,000 people in Devon and Cornwall contacted an organisation which aims to stop online child sexual abuse in 2023, as they were concerned about their own or a family member’s online behaviour.
The shocking figure comes amid a new campaign which has brought together agencies in Plymouth to prevent online child sexual abuse.
Organisations which are part of the Safer Plymouth partnership, including Plymouth City Council, Devon and Cornwall Police, health services and the NSPCC’s Together for Childhood project, are working together with a national charity, the Lucy Faithfull Foundation, through their Stop It Now campaign.
The Stop It Now campaign raises awareness that viewing sexual images of under-18s or having online sexual conversations with children is illegal, causes harm to children, and awareness that there are serious consequences for offenders including potential arrest, imprisonment and job loss.
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