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Online child grooming: Why should the Online Safety Bill be passed into law?
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August 15, 2023
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7:46Now PlayingAndy Burrow's from the Molly Rose Foundation joined Sky News to discuss worrying new statistics regarding online child grooming.
There has been an 82% increase in sexual communication with child offences since 2017, with 73% of crimes involving Snapchat and Meta-owned sites.
He said, "This is heavily preventable" and blamed companies' "commercial decisions not to invest in children's safety".
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