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eNACSO

Children and young people benefit enormously from the communication and information potential of the internet.

However, especially as children are one of the fastest growing groups of internet users, there are many issues which need to be addressed relating both to content on the internet which can be damaging to children, and to the potential for harmful contact between abusers and children.

eNACSO provides a valuable pool of online child protection NGOs from different European countries. The network is able to share expertise and best practice on key policy areas related to child online safety in order to become more effective in promoting a child protection focus in relation to the Internet and new and emerging technologies.

NEWS

20 May 2013
Web and phone games aimed at children that charge for extras are being investigated by the Office of...
16 May 2013
Apple has proposed paying compensation to US parents whose children made in-app purchases without th...
16 May 2013
According to NSPCC smartphone apps are making it easier than ever before for people to be bullied an...

eNACSO MEMBERS

Child Focus Belgium - Belgium

Save The Children Norway - Norway

 
Ecpat Netherlands bn

Protegeles Spain - Spain

Our Child Foundation Czech Republic - Czech Republic

Obrela Greece - Greece

Save The Children Italy - Italy

Nobody's Children Foundation Poland - Poland

Kek Vonal

Save The Children Romania - Romania

NSPCC United Kingdom - United Kingdom

Save the Children Finland - Finland

ISPCC Ireland - Ireland

Save the Children Denmark - Denmark

Action Innocence France - France

Deutsche Kinderhilfe - Germany

ECPAT Austria - Austria

Estonian Union of Child Welfare - Estonia

Children Support Centre Lithuania - Lithuania

Kanner Jugendtelefon Luxembourg - Luxembourg