Enhanced Child Protection: New Office and Funding to Combat Exploitation
This act establishes a new office within the Department of Justice to coordinate efforts against child sexual exploitation. It increases funding for victim support and prevention programs, and streamlines the online reporting system for suspicious content. The goal is to more effectively protect children and provide support to victims.
Key points
A new Office to Enforce and Protect Against Child Sexual Exploitation is established as a central point for government coordination.
A $5 billion fund is allocated for prosecuting offenders, treating victims, and prevention programs until 2033.
FBI investigative teams and prosecutors dealing with child crimes are strengthened, increasing the number of specialists.
The CyberTipline online reporting system is improved, including extended data retention and easier information sharing with non-profit organizations.
Additional funds are provided for child advocacy organizations, such as children's advocacy centers and street outreach programs for youth.
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