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Laws and regulations regarding child sexual exploitation material, including non-photographic content, vary across countries and are influenced by international model laws and treaties.
National laws converge on a fundamental taboo — sexual content involving minors is widely prohibited — but diverge sharply on whether and how to criminalize non‑photographic material such as drawings,...
A clear legal divide exists between "" for sexual activity and the minimum age to appear in pornographic material: multiple jurisdictions set consent below 18 while explicitly banning anyone under 18 ...
The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) processes AI-generated child sexual abuse material (AI-CSAM) through its CyberTipline and treats such reports with the same urgency as othe...