Study reports 1.5 million Pakistani children face online sexual abuse
Most outlets led with the study's finding that 1.5 million internet-using children in Pakistan experienced technology-facilitated sexual abuse in a single year. Dawn and BOL News both cited the UN as the source of the data, while Minute Mirror did not mention the organization. BOL News added a brief note on how digital advancements create new risks for children’s online safety, while the other outlets focused more narrowly on the scale of the issue.
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Over 1.5 million Pakistani youth face online sexual abuse: UN
UN report reveals over 1.5 million Pakistani youth are victims of online sexual abuse. Digital advancements create new risks for children's safety online. Understand the threats.
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Study finds 1.5 million Pakistani children face on...
Around 1.5 million internet-using children in Pakistan experienced at least one form of technology-facilitated sexual
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Online abuse puts 1.5m Pakistani children at risk: study
WASHINGTON: About 1.5 million internet-using children in Pakistan experienced sexual exploitation or abuse facilitated by digital technology in a single year, according to new research, as a senior United Nations official warns that artificial intelligence and overlapping global crises are creating new dangers for children. Presenting her final report to the UN General Assembly on Monday, Najat...
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