SEXUAL PREDATION / SEX TRAFFICKING / CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE MATERIAL (CSAM)
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Federal Human Trafficking Report | Human Trafficking Institute (June 2023)
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Polaris-Analysis-of-2021-Data-from-the-National-Human-Trafficking-Hotline.pdf (polarisproject.org)
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Trafficking In Persons Report (Department of the State, July 2022)
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The rising tide of child abuse content on social media (Compiritech, February 24, 2021)
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Federal Sentencing of Child Pornography: Production Offenses (United States Sentencing Commission, October 2021)
- INTERPOL report highlights impact of COVID-19 on child sexual abuse (Interpol, Sept. 7, 2020)
- Self-Generated Child Sexual Abuse Material: Attitudes and Experiences (Thorn, August 2020)
- 2019 Federal Human Trafficking Report (Human Trafficking Institute)
- Rethinking the Detection of Child Sexual Abuse Imagery on the Internet (NCMEC, Thorn, May 2019)
- 2019 Trafficking In Persons Report (Department of State, 2019)
- 2018 Federal Human Trafficking Report
- “Breaking Her Spirit” Through Objectification, Fragmentation, and Consumption: A Conceptual Framework for Understanding Domestic Sex Trafficking (Taylor & Francis Online, 2018)
- Typology of Modern Slavery (Polaris, 2017)
- The Online of Children: An In-Depth Analysis of CyberTipline Reports (National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, 2017)
- Youth Involvement in the Sex Trade: A National Study (Center for Court Innovation, 2016)
- Online Grooming of Children for Sexual Purposes: Model Legislation & Global Review (International Centre for Missing & Exploited Children 2017)
- Internet Watch Foundation Annual Report 2016 The IWF Annual Report is designed to be a reference tool to help inform, educate and encourage global action against online child sexual abuse imagery.
- Juvenile Sex Offenders (Current Psychiatry Reports, July 2016).
- The 2018 UNODC Global Report on Trafficking in Persons. (UNODC, 2018)
- Protective Factors Against Pedophilic Acts (Pacific University Oregon 2019)
The study recruited people with pedophilic disorder who are not sex offenders against children (SOAC) from various online social media sources and exploring the role that social support and pornography use play in their subjective risk of offending. While there was no significant finding between likelihood of offending and friend support or therapist support, there was a significant finding found between likelihood of offending and both family support and pornography use.