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Our Recent Articles
Jul 10, 2026
A Win for Children, With More Work Ahead: ECPAT Responds to the EU’s Updated Child Sexual Abuse Directive
Jul 1, 2026
La protección y la salvaguarda de niñas, niños y adolescentes deben estar en el centro de la respuesta ante los terremotos en Venezuela
Apr 20, 2026
How civil society and digital communication platforms can collaborate to support healthier online experiences for teen gamers
Oct 26, 2023
ECPAT Mourns Passing of Helena Karlén
Oct 13, 2023
BREAKING: EU Citizens Show Overwhelming Support for Child Safety Online
Oct 12, 2023
Global Leaders Convene to step up the Protection of Children in Travel and Tourism
Oct 10, 2023
Global Authorities and Advocates Unite to Call for Action to Regulate Voluntourism as Part of Child Protection Standards for the Travel and Tourism Industry
Oct 6, 2023
Día Mundial del Turismo 2023: Llamado a la Acción
Oct 6, 2023
World Tourism Day 2023: Call for Action
Sep 19, 2023
BBC Interview with Guillaume Landry: Child Sexual Exploitation Amidst a Global Cost of Living Crisis
Sep 19, 2023
ECPAT and the #ChildSafetyON coalition are demanding action to protect children online
Sep 15, 2023
El viaje de Gurises Unidos hacia la protección de los niños en Uruguay
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