Statement Calling for Ban of Nudify

Child Helpline International Joins Global Call to Ban Nudifying Tools and Protect Children from Exploitation

A person wearing a hoodie holds a smartphone indoors, with overlaid text reading “Stand with us. Demand a global ban on nudifying tools. Protect children.” The image highlights concerns about online safety, image-based abuse, and the protection of children from AI-generated nudification.

Amsterdam, Netherlands – Today, on Safer Internet Day, Child Helpline International stands with over 430 public institutions, civil society organisations, companies and individual signatories globally to demand urgent action against nudifying tools, technology designed to create non-consensual nude and abusive imagery, disproportionately targeting children and women. These tools fuel sexual exploitation, extortion, and harm, yet […]

Statement in Support of The Trevor Project

Child Helpline International stands in solidarity with its member, The Trevor Project, which focuses specifically on helping LGBTQ youth, in the face of the troubling official confirmation from the US administration that it will cut off funding to the organization. The loss of federal funding for these vital services threatens the lives and wellbeing of […]

Year of Reparation: Cross-Border Child Protection, Climate Change and Children’s Rights in Africa

Regional Representative of African Child Helplines Addresses the 45th ACERWC Session in Lesotho

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Our Regional Representative for Africa, Michael Marwa, delivered a powerful statement during the opening days of the 45th Ordinary Session of the African Committee of Experts on the Rights and Welfare of the Child (ACERWC), held in Maseru, Lesotho. The session brought together governments, civil society, youth, and development partners under the AU’s 2025 theme: […]