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Brave Movement statement on the EU's decision to let online child protection measures expire
Today’s vote in the European Parliament is a step backward in the global effort to protect children from sexual violence online.
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In a landmark decision, Latvia increases time limits for victims to report childhood sexual abuse
Latvia has changed its law to give victims more time to report sexual abuse experienced in childhood.
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Statement from Together for Girls and the Brave Movement on the Epstein case
Together for Girls and the Brave Movement unequivocally condemn the sexual exploitation and abuse of children and adolescents revealed in the Epstein case.
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Brave Movement welcomes announcement of French Survivor Council as key moment in fight to end all violence against children
The Brave Movement welcomes the announcement of the confirmation of a council of survivors in France.
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Investing in child protection could save world economy $7 trillion a year, says new campaign ahead of G20 Summit
The Brave Movement, a global network of survivors and allies fighting to end violence against children, launches its “3rd Richest Nation campaign”, highlighting the enormous economic cost of childhood violence. A world without violence against children would be $7 trillion richer.
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Child Global and Brave Movement call for the European Union to end legal loopholes allowing child abusers to escape punishment
Last chance for a generation of European child abuse survivors to get justice
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‘My Justice, My Voice: Speaking up to end childhood sexual violence’
New short film tracing the lived experience of three survivors of childhood sexual violence premieres at an exclusive screening in Cape Town ahead of G20 in South Africa
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Overwhelming vote by MEPs to end time limits on prosecuting child abusers is a major step towards keeping children safe
An overwhelming vote by the European Parliament in favour of ending time limits for the prosecution of child abusers has been welcomed by leading children’s rights organisations as a major step towards keeping children safe.
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Brave Movement welcomes signing of bipartisan Take It Down Act as “a step forward in protecting all children from online sexual abuse and exploitation.”
WASHINGTON DC, 19 May 2025 – The Brave Movement – a global movement of survivors and allies working to end sexual violence against children and adolescents – has welcomed the signing into law today of the Take It Down Act. Brave Movement Founder and CEO of Together for Girls, Dr Daniela Ligiero said: “ Online child sexual exploitation and abuse is an epidemic, and one growing at an exponential rate. More than 300 million children have been affected by online child sexual exploitation and abuse in the last year, with 10 cases of abuse reported every second. In the run-up to the G7 Leaders’ Summit in Canada in June, the Brave Movement has called on all G7 countries to prioritize online safety as part of greater leadership action in ending all violence against children.
