The network of survivors that the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children works with know first-hand the devastating impact of online sexual exploitation in all its many forms.  Some of them have experienced abuse and the additional trauma of knowing the images of that abuse are being shared with others online.  Some of them have experienced the manipulation and emotional trauma of grooming and online enticement. All of them want the European Parliament to make the right decision when they vote on Dec. 7.   

The technology that helps identify child sexual abuse imagery and grooming represents hope to these survivors. We asked one of them what they would say to the members of parliament who will vote on December 7 on the interim regulation to the ePrivacy Directive.

Please help her message reach as many people as possible.  Feel free to share this video online as you continue to sound the alarm on this important issue. We need more signatures so the members of Parliament see that there are too many of us to be ignored.   

Please visit missingkids.org/childsafetyfirst for more information.  

Thank you, 
NCMEC