Child Sexual AbuSe ImageS - Canadian Centre for Child Protection
Child Sexual AbuSe ImageS - Canadian Centre for Child Protection
Child Sexual AbuSe ImageS - Canadian Centre for Child Protection
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5 | WebSiteS hoStiNg <strong>Child</strong> <strong>Sexual</strong> abuSe imageS<br />
Similar to websites overall, title bars are more likely to use certain words than<br />
others. The most popular words include:<br />
f f “Lolita”or some variation of the word<br />
ff References to children or young age<br />
ff Words that commonly refer to sex, pornography, or nudity<br />
ff References to pictures or movies<br />
ff Indications that the website or images are “free”<br />
ff Some variation of the word “pedophilia”or “pedo”<br />
Number of images on a page<br />
Recently, analysts began providing an approximate number of child pornography<br />
images on a webpage. The number ranges from one image to 467 images on<br />
a page, with an average of 23.5 images. Not all images would necessarily be<br />
considered potentially illegal child pornography.<br />
image date<br />
Image dates range from 1998 to 2009, with photos more likely to have been taken<br />
recently.<br />
TAble 5.11 image date ranges<br />
1998 3.8% (22)<br />
1999 1.0% (6)<br />
2000 0.3% (2)<br />
2001 0.9% (5)<br />
2002 1.9% (11)<br />
2003 4.1% (24)<br />
2004 8.9% (52)<br />
2005 5.8% (34)<br />
2006 11.0% (64)<br />
2007 16.3% (95)<br />
2008 43.5% (254)<br />
2009 19 2.6% (15)<br />
TOTAl 155<br />
Average: 2006<br />
Standard deviation: 2.5<br />
19 The 15 images taken in 2009 were current to March 31, 2009.<br />
ff The fastest time noted in reporting an<br />
image to Cybertip.ca (1 day or 24 hours)<br />
speaks to the speed at which child sexual<br />
abuse images can be taken, uploaded, and<br />
shared on the Internet. It took less than<br />
two days <strong>for</strong> that particular image to be<br />
circulated and reported to the tipline.<br />
f<br />
f The longest time noted in reporting an<br />
image to Cybertip.ca (11 years or 96,672<br />
hours) speaks to the permanence of<br />
the child abuse record and the fact that<br />
these images can be exchanged online<br />
indefinitely. This image, taken in 1998,<br />
may have been taken with one of the first<br />
digital consumer cameras sold.<br />
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