The UNICEF report was published in September 2026. A total of 96 children in five different African countries were surveyed about their views on artificial intelligence.

The Internet Watch Foundation (IWF) has published a report on AI-generated material depicting sexual violence against children.

As part of the children's and youth participation initiative for the expert commission, the final report titled “Working Together for a Better and Safer Internet” was published.

The report presents the results of a global consultation in which more than 1,100 children from 49 countries were surveyed about artificial intelligence.

UNICEF Innocenti has published a report. It presents new findings on the topic of AI from children and their parents or caregivers in a wide range of countries.

The guide was published in June 2026. It is intended for parents, guardians, and caregivers and aims to provide information on how to better protect children online.

The June 2026 report by EU Kids Online examines the use of social media, as well as attitudes and concerns regarding age restrictions on social media.

This brief offers some guidance to help ensure we get children’s safety online right.

The organization jugendschutz.net has published its 2025 annual report on the protection of minors online.

Protect Children has published a research report. The report examines the experiences and consequences of sexual violence and exploitation faced by victims both online and offline.