An Analysis of Piracy Website Advertising in Brazil and Its Linkages to Child Exploitation Material
December 2015
This study looks at the links between online advertising on piracy websites in Brazil with child sexual exploitation, and specifically how Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM) poses a threat to both the children depicted and those exposed to it on the internet.
Available in: English , Portuguese
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