NSPCC Cruely to children must stop. FULL STOP  
Safety.net logo
Sign the petition now


The internet is changing fast - and not always for the better - because for children the dangers it presents are just as real as the opportunities to learn and make friendships.

And unless we take the chance we have now to make the internet safer, we will fall even further behind the criminals who are taking advantage of the industry's slowness to act.
 
Safety.net logo
"0" cellpadldren must stop. FULL STOP" border="0" height="62" src="http://epidm.edgesuite.net/nspcc/new_single_focus/logo.gif" width="313" />
Sign the petition now


The internet is changing fast - and not always for the better - because for children the dangers it presents are just as real as the opportunities to learn and make friendships.

And unless we take the chance we have now to make the internet safer, we will fall even further behind the criminals who are taking advantage of the industry's slowness to act.
 
Safety.net logo
ding="0" cellspacing="0" width="520">
Sign the petition now


The internet is changing fast - and not always for the better - because for children the dangers it presents are just as real as the opportunities to learn and make friendships.

And unless we take the chance we have now to make the internet safer, we will fall even further behind the criminals who are taking advantage of the industry's slowness to act.


As you read this there are millions of illegal images of child abuse in circulation online. Children are visiting social networking sites that have no effective control over their content. And with more and more public WiFi zones plus web-enabled mobile phones, access to dangerous content has never been easier.

But together we can make the net safer - please sign our Safety.Net petition now.

The new UK Council for Child Internet Safety is deciding how to make the internet and mobile phones safer for children – and we have the chance to influence it by petitioning the Prime Minister directly on six key issues.

  1. Stop the use of software for private sharing of child abuse images

  2. Block children's mobile phone access to adult content

  3. Ensure social networking sites protect young users by proactively reviewing and removing offensive/illegal content

  4. Pre-install child safety software on all computer and mobile web devices

  5. Make therapeutic services available for children who have been abused and had pictures and films of the abuse appear on the internet

  6. Provide specialist training for professionals who deal with online offenders

The NSPCC has influenced policy in the past with your help and we can, and must, do so again today.

Please sign the Safety.Net petition now and make the net a safer place for children.

Thank you.

Christine Wood
Relationship Manager


But together we can make the net safer - please sign our Safety.Net petition now.

The new UK Council for Child Internet Safety is deciding how to make the internet and mobile phones safer for children – and we have the chance to influence it by petitioning the Prime Minister directly on six key issues.

  1. Stop the use of software for private sharing of child abuse images

  2. Block children's mobile phone access to adult content

  3. Ensure social networking sites protect young users by proactively reviewing and removing offensive/illegal content

  4. Pre-install child safety software on all computer and mobile web devices

  5. Make therapeutic services available for children who have been abused and had pictures and films of the abuse appear on the internet

  6. Provide specialist training for professionals who deal with online offenders

The NSPCC has influenced policy in the past with your help and we can, and must, do so again today.

Please sign the Safety.Net petition now and make the net a safer place for children.

Thank you.

Christine Wood
Relationship Manager
" width="10">
Send to a friend

My NSPCC
  1. Stop the use of software for private sharing of child abuse images

  2. Block children's mobile phone access to adult content

  3. Ensure social networking sites protect young users by proactively reviewing and removing offensive/illegal content

  4. Pre-install child safety software on all computer and mobile web devices

  5. Make therapeutic services available for children who have been abused and had pictures and films of the abuse appear on the internet

  6. Provide specialist training for professionals who deal with online offenders

The NSPCC has influenced policy in the past with your help and we can, and must, do so again today.

Please sign the Safety.Net petition now and make the net a safer place for children.

Thank you.

Christine Wood
Relationship Manager
ew_single_focus/spacer.gif" width="1" /> Donate
 NSPCC on Facebook
Unsubscribe from campaign emails
Send to a friend

My NSPCC
 		Donate
 		NSPCC on Facebook
" width="26" /> Unsubscribe from all NSPCC emails
Are you worried about a child?
Call the NSPCC Helpline
0808 800 5000		 NSPCC Helpline. Call 0808 800 5000. Email: help@nspcc.org.ukght: 14px"> Send to a friend
My NSPCC
Are you worried about a child?
Call the NSPCC Helpline
0808 800 5000		 NSPCC Helpline. Call 0808 800 5000. Email: help@nspcc.org.ukght: 14px"> Send to a friend
My NSPCC
 ite.net/nspcc/new_single_focus/spacer.gif" width="1" />		 NSPCC on Facebook
PCC Helpline-->


For campaign enquiries please contact campaigns@nspcc.org.uk
or call 020 7825 1390
For all other enquiries please contact supportercare@nspcc.org.uk
or call 020 7825 2505

NSPCC, Weston House, 42 Curtain Road, London, EC2A 3NH.
020 7825 2505
www.nspcc.org.uk
Incorporated by Royal Charter.
NSPCC reHelpline/NSPCCHelplines_wda59025.html" target="_blank"> NSPCC Helpline. Call 0808 800 5000. Email: help@nspcc.org.ukght: 14px"> Send to a friend
My NSPCC
 gistered charity numbers 216401 and SC037717.
Only models are used in photography.
Cruelty to children must stop. FULL STOP.
color="#00ab39" face="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="1" style="font-size: 12px; line-height: 14px"> Donate


For campaign enquiries please contact campaigns@nspcc.org.uk
or call 020 7825 1390
For all other enquiries please contact supportercare@nspcc.org.uk
or call 020 7825 2505

NSPCC, Weston House, 42 Curtain Road, London, EC2A 3NH.
020 7825 2505
www.nspcc.org.uk
Incorporated by Royal Charter.
NSPCC reHelpline/NSPCCHelplines_wda59025.html" target="_blank"> NSPCC Helpline. Call 0808 800 5000. Email: help@nspcc.org.ukght: 14px"> Send to a friend
My NSPCC
 "> NSPCC on Facebook
tyle="font-size: 12px; line-height: 14px"> Donate


For campaign enquiries please contact campaigns@nspcc.org.uk
or call 020 7825 1390
For all other enquiries please contact supportercare@nspcc.org.uk
or call 020 7825 2505

NSPCC, Weston House, 42 Curtain Road, London, EC2A 3NH.
020 7825 2505
www.nspcc.org.uk
Incorporated by Royal Charter.
NSPCC reHelpline/NSPCCHelplines_wda59025.html" target="_blank"> NSPCC Helpline. Call 0808 800 5000. Email: help@nspcc.org.ukght: 14px"> Send to a friend
My NSPCC