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Child victims of online sexual abuse in UK inadequately protected, review finds
A UK inspectorate report warns that police forces are failing to protect child victims of online sexual abuse due to overwhelming caseloads, with referrals increasing by two-thirds annually. Delays in digital investigations and inadequate staffing leave children at prolonged risk, and the use of AI by offenders exacerbates the challenge.
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Child victims of online sexual abuse in UK inadequately protected, review finds
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