Abstract : A considerable number of nations have relied on pre-existing laws pertaining to pornography or general laws pertaining to the corruption of youngsters instead of passing legislation that specifically forbids child pornography. The harm that child sexual abuse can do is very severe. The original abuse is increased and exacerbated if it was documented in a pornographic image. These pictures turn into irrevocable recordings of abuse. Child pornography, child sex tourism, and child prostitution all have a very close connection. Many of the nations where these behaviors are common are now major producers of new child pornography. Child pornography used to be mostly found in paper-based photographic forms, periodicals, on videos, and in drawings. The availability of child pornography has significantly changed as a result of the introduction of the Internet and other technical advancements. The chapter makes several recommendations, such as harmonizing national and international laws and definitions of child pornography; strengthening national law enforcement agencies' capabilities and resources to pursue child pornographers; and creating technologies that can more quickly locate child pornographic images on the Internet in order to facilitate quick identification and removal.
Keywords : Child, Child Pornography, Internet, Minor, Social Media.
Cite : T., & Vashishth, A. (2022). Child Pornography In India: Commercial Sexual Exploitation Of Children (1st ed., p. 63). Noble Science Press. https://doi.org/10.52458/9789391842680.nsp2022.eb.asu.ch07
