Support for Missing and Exploited Children: New Definitions and Resources
This act strengthens support for missing and exploited children by introducing new definitions related to online child sexual exploitation. It increases funding for assistance programs and improves cooperation between agencies, aiming for more effective child recovery and support.
Key points
Introduces new definitions like "child sexual abuse material," "sexting," and "sextortion" to better identify and combat emerging online threats.
Increases funding for missing children's assistance programs to $49.3 million annually, allowing for expanded support activities.
Enhances the CyberTipline, enabling reporting of child sexual exploitation and missing children, and managing the AMBER Alert program.
Strengthens support for families and children by offering counseling, removal of harmful online content, and education on online safety, including cyberbullying and child trafficking.
Status:
Expired
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