'Authorities playing catch-up' with tech used to abuse children
Child victims of online sexual abuse are not getting the support they need because "authorities playing catch-up" with the technology, experts have found.
NSPCC: Online training 'an absolute must'
Training for education, healthcare and children protection workers in technology used to abuse children online is "an absolute must", the NSPCC have said.
Jon Brown, the NSPCC lead on tackling sexual abuse, added:
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