Press release - Parliament adopts temporary rules to detect child sexual abuse online
This legislation will apply for a maximum of three years, or fewer if new permanent rules on tackling child sexual abuse online are agreed in the meantime.
- This legislation will apply for a maximum of three years, or fewer if new permanent rules on tackling child sexual abuse online are agreed in the meantime.
- Child sexual abuse material
Online material linked to child sexual abuse is detected using specific technologies that scan content, such as images and text, or traffic data.
- The Rapporteur Birgit SIPPEL (S&D, DE) said after the vote:
Child sexual abuse is a horrible crime that violates human rights.
- The agreement is a compromise between detecting child sexual abuse online and protecting users privacy.