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Young people’s experiences of online sexual extortion or ‘sextortion’ | NSPCC Learning
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Summary
Written by AI, not yet AICS's view · claude-haiku-4-5-20251001This briefing from the NSPCC Learning explores how children and young people are targeted through online sexual extortion, commonly known as 'sextortion'. The document aims to raise awareness about this form of online harm affecting young people. It appears to be an informational resource addressing a specific child protection concern in the online environment.
Key points
- Children and young people are being targeted through online sexual extortion ('sextortion')
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Abstract
We have produced this briefing to highlight how children and young people are being targeted online by so-called ‘sextortion’.