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To explore the challenges and solutions in preventing cross-border online exploitation and trafficking of children.

March 18, 2026Open Access

The Digital Border: Protecting Children from Cross Border Online Exploitation and Trafficking

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Discusses online exploitation and trafficking of children, suggesting improved cooperation among nations for better protection.

To explore the challenges and solutions in preventing cross-border online exploitation and trafficking of children.
Qualitative and descriptive analysis of scholarly literature and legal practices
Examination of cross-border reports
Discussion of state and international contributions to child protection
Evaluation of online platforms' roles in creating safer digital spaces
Identified major challenges such as slow investigations and varying country laws
Highlighted potential tools like automated detection and reporting systems
Emphasized the need for better coordination and harmonization of cyber laws
Proposed actionable suggestions for improving child protection policies

Sameer Haider (2026) studied this question.

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