There has been a rise in use of webcams and live video streaming for sexually abusing children, according to a new report. It found that vulnerable children in developing countries were often targeted by abusers over the internet.
Peter Davies, head of the Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre (CEOP), said there was now a "class of child abusers very proficient in technology" who are consistently trying to evade authorities by finding new means of accessing children.
Speaking to Daybreak, he said: "The old model, with a view of meeting online with a view to meeting offline and then physical abuse taking place is actually a diminishing, these days sexual abuse of children can take place purely online."
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