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The UK Internet Watch Foundation produce briefing to stop online child sexual abuse 

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The UK Internet Watch Foundation (IWF) contributes to National, European and International discussions and initiatives designed to improve responses to tackling child sexual abuse content on the internet.

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The UK Internet Watch Foundation has published an international briefing document on combating online child sexual abuse.

The briefing paper highlights tactics, issues and in particular network level content blocking. It also makes suggestions for future work.

Further information:
The Internet Watch Foundation press release

The Internet Watch Foundation: Briefing paper

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