OSAEC

• Child victim-survivor refers to a child victim of OSAEC and CSAEM
• Online sexual abuse or exploitation of children (OSAEC) refers to the use of ICT as a means to abuse

  and/or exploit children sexually, which includes cases in which offline child abuse and/or exploitation

  is combined with an online component.
• Child sexual abuse or exploitation material (CSAEM) or child sexual abuse material (CSAM) refers to any representation, whether offline, or by, through or with the use of ICT, of a child engaged or involved in real or simulated sexual activities, or depicting acts of sexual abuse or exploitation of a child as a sexual object.
• Child sexual abuse refers to any form of communication through any platform or format, or any

  physical interaction between a child and any person when the child is being used for any act or activity

  inducing sexual stimulation or for the purpose of sexual gratification or in pursuit of the desire to have

  carnal knowledge of the child, regardless of the gender of the perpetrator or the victim, or the consent

  of the victim
• OSAEC facilitator


  Any person who sexually abuses or exploits a child through the means of the internet through offering CSAEM and/or a minor or adult for the purpose of hands-on sexual exploitation in exchange for compensation.
• OSAEC perpetrators


  Any person who provides financial compensation to an OSAEC

  facilitator or child for any form of CSAEM or for any in person sexual exploitation of a minor.
• A pseudonym or alias is a fictitious name that a person assumes for a particular purpose, which differs from their original or true name.
• FAMILIES OF CHILDREN-VICTIM SURVIVORS

  • Dysfunctional
  • Poor
  • If relatively well-off, the parents were unaware
• child pornography


  According to Republic Act No. 9775, it refers to any

  representation, whether visual, audio, or written

  combination thereof, by electronic, mechanical,

  digital, optical, magnetic or any other means, of

  child engaged or involved in real or simulated

  explicit sexual activities.
• image-based sexual abuse


  Refers to a form of technology-facilitated sexual

  violence. The term describes a pattern of behavior

  involving the nonconsensual creation, distribution,

  or threats to distribute nude or sexual images.
• pandering


  Refers to the act of offering, advertising,

  promoting, representing or distributing through

  any means any child sexual abuse or exploitation

  material, or any material that purports to contain

  any form of child sexual abuse or exploitation

  material, regardless of its actual content.
• sexualization of a child


  Refers to the act of using child as an object for the

  sexual desire or satisfaction of another, even if

  there is no actual sexual intercourse or no private

  part of the body of the child has been shown.
• sexual extortion (sextortion)


  According to NCMEC, it is a form of child sexual

  exploitation where children are threatened or

  blackmailed, most often with the possibility of

  sharing with the public a nude or sexual images of

  them, by a person who demands additional sexual

  content, sexual activity or money from the child.
• COMMON PROBLEMS:

  1. Barriers to Disclosure
  2. Poverty
  3. Permanency of Abuse Materials
  4. Reach of images
• EFFECTS:

  1. Anxiety and Depression
  2. Relationship Difficulties/Avoidance
  3. Shame
  4. Self-objectification
• GOV AGENCIES:

  • Council for the Welfare of Children (CWC)
  • Inter-Agency Council Against Trafficking (IACAT)
  • Inter-Agency Council Against Child Pornography (IACACP)
  • DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE Office of Cybercrime
  • Women and Children Protection Center Philippine National Police (WCPC - PNP)
  • Home for Girls
• RA 11930


  An Act punishing Online Sexual Abuse or Exploitation

  of Children, penalizing the production, distribution,

  possession and access of Child Sexual Abuse or

  Exploitation Materials
• Anti-Online Sexual Abuse or

  Exploitation of Children (OSAEC) and Anti-Child

  Sexual Abuse or Exploitation Materials (CSAEM) Act


  RA 11930
• RA 9775


  An Act defining the crime of Child Pornography,

  prescribing penalties therefore and for other

  purposes.
• anti-child pornography act of 2009


  RA 9775
• RA 9775


  Aimed at preventing and penalizing child pornography offenses; prohibits the production, distribution, publication, and

  possession of child pornography in any form, including

  digital or electronic media.
• RA 10175


  An Act defining Cybercrime, providing for the

  prevention, investigation, suppression and the

  imposition of penalties therefore and for other

  purposes.
• cybercrime prevention act of 2012


  RA 10175
• RA 10175


  Aims to provide legal

  measures to prevent and combat cybercrime, protect

  the integrity of computer systems and data, and

  promote the responsible use of information and

  communication technologies.
• RA 9208


  An Act to institute policies to eliminate Trafficking in

  Persons especially women and children, establishing

  the necessary institutional mechanisms for the

  protection and support of trafficked persons,

  providing penalties for its violations, and for other.
• RA 9995


  An Act defining and penalizing the crime of Photo and

  Video Voyeurism, prescribing penalties therefore, and

  for other purposes.
• Anti-Photo and Video Voyeurism Act of 2009


  RA 9995
• RA 9995


  mandates the removal or destruction of any

  photo, video, or recording that violates the law, as well

  as the confiscation and forfeiture of any equipment or

  device used in the commission of the offense.