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US man charged with sex-related crimes, used Instagram to lure teens - Vimarsana News

US man charged with sex-related crimes, used Instagram to lure teens

A Boston man is being held pending a dangerousness hearing following an arraignment Thursday on several sex-related charges, according to Suffolk County District Attorney Kevin Hayden’s office.

Disabled Chinese mother hits back after suffering 'hurtful' online abuse that she is 'unfit' to be parent - Vimarsana News

Disabled Chinese mother hits back after suffering 'hurtful' online abuse that she is 'unfit' to be parent

A disabled woman in China who uses her hands to propel her along after her legs were damaged by a childhood illness has hit back at vicious online abuse saying that she is unfit to be a mother.

Source: scmp.com
2023 Was 'Most Extreme Year On Record' For Child Sex Abuse Online, Charity Warns - Vimarsana News

2023 Was 'Most Extreme Year On Record' For Child Sex Abuse Online, Charity Warns

AI is increasingly being used to generate graphic abuse content and predators are increasingly using technology to groom children as young as three online, often within their own homes.

Source: forbes.com
The alarming rise of sexualised deepfakes and need for legal reform - Vimarsana News

The alarming rise of sexualised deepfakes and need for legal reform

Sexual deepfake abuse silences women causing lasting harm, and laws to protect them are inconsistent or lacking. A global approach is necessary to prevent harm and ensure responsible, ethical content development

Dr Catherine Conlon: We need to get real about the dangers of smartphone use by young children - Vimarsana News

Dr Catherine Conlon: We need to get real about the dangers of smartphone use by young children

The public health expert says we cannot continue to sleep-walk our children into unregulated smartphone use.