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Digital skills

8 May 2024

Catch22 responds to Ofcom draft Children’s Safety Codes of Practice

A young girl lies on her front on her bed, scrolling the internet using a laptop.

Responses,

Victim services

30 Nov 2022

Sexual violence in the online world

Portrait of two young women, one looking directly at the camera and the other looking away from it. Overlaid is the text "16 Days of Action against Gender-Based Violence".

Blogs,

Child exploitation

12 Jul 2022

Online Safety Bill: Balancing safety with opportunity

A hand holds out a mobile phone. Illustrated above it are a mixture of "Like", email, and "Friend Request" symbols.

Blogs,

Child exploitation

27 May 2022

Catch22 gives oral evidence to the Online Safety Bill Committee hearing

A group of young people sitting on a bench browse their smartphones. None of their faces can be seen.

Consultations,

Child exploitation

17 Mar 2022

Catch22 responds to introduction of the Online Safety Bill

Close-up of hands using a touchscreen mobile phone.

Responses,

Child exploitation

16 Dec 2021

Unrealistic sexpectations: online porn and young people

A young man flexes his arm muscles in the mirror whilst taking a photograph on his smartphone.

Consultations,

Child exploitation

16 Sep 2021

Catch22 responds to call for evidence on the Draft Online Safety Bill

The Houses of Parliament and Big Ben, taken from across the River Thames. Overlaid is text that reads: "Consultation Response".

Consultations,

Child exploitation

13 May 2021

Catch22 responds to the Draft Online Safety Bill

A group of young people browse their phones whilst sitting on a wall. Overlaid is text that reads "Online Harms Research Hub".

Responses,

Child exploitation

15 Dec 2020

Online Safety Bill: Why a proactive duty of care is so important

A group of young people browse their phones whilst sitting on a wall. Overlaid is text that reads "Online Harms Research Hub".

Blogs,

Gangs

28 Feb 2020

Terms and conditions: a case study for regulation?

Large group of people dancing in a crowded, darkened room.

Blogs,

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