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Vulnerable Young People and Their Experience of Online Risks

Vulnerable Children in a Digital World Report

This report provides insight into the online world of the UK’s most vulnerable children highlights the potential online risks that different groups of vulnerable children may face online, such as pressure to be sexting, cyberbullying, cyber scams, or seeing content promoting self-harm, anorexia and suicide. In partnership with Internet Matters, Adrienne Katz, Aiman El Asam.

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