The Online Safety Bill has received Royal Assent and is now officially law, with different parts of the legislation due to come into force over the coming months

The Internet Watch Foundation (IWF) has found thousands of images of child abuse on the dark web (hidden sections of the internet), which have been generated by Artificial Intillegence (AI).

A report in France has found that around 90% of pornographic content features verbal, physical and sexual violence, in the latest study revealing the damaging effects of pornography.

A new report suggests pornography is pushing children to watch online child sexual abuse

Press release: A Christian charity that spent years campaigning for children to be protected from online porn has welcomed measures soon to become law.

The Online Safety Bill passed its final hurdle in the House of Lords and will now become law. It includes age verification on all online porn.