Child Predators

By : Anita, Ofek, Ruslan

 Slide 1- Title Page (Ruslan)
Slide 2- Table of contents (Ruslan)
Slide 3- Statistics (Ofek)
Slide 4- More Statistics and Charts (Ofek)
Slide 5- Video (Ofek)

Table of Contents Slide 6- Opinion (Anita)

Slide 7- Ethics/Legal issues (Anita)
Slides 1- Slide 8- News report(Anita)
Slide 9- Prevention (Anita)
Slide 10- Collage
Slide 11- Definition (Ofek)
Slide 12- Resources (Ruslan)
STATISTICS
adult online users, seeking to exploit
children of adolescence for sexual or
other abusive purposes.
In 2010-2015, 464 incidents of child
luring on the internet were reported by
Canadian authorities. Of these, 122
cases were criminally prosecuted, and
89 resulted in guilty verdicts
Statistics:
70% of 10-17 year-olds accept friend
requests regardless of knowing them.

64% of child-luring incidents havent

been solved.
Watch this short video
to learn about online
predators
Prevention
Limit personal information with others
online
Have a private account online
Dont accept people that you dont know
Location should be off when using websites
online
Dont communicate with strangers online
Turn on privacy before using any websites
Online Predators are defined as adult online users who seek to
exploit vulnerable children or adolescents for sexual or other
abusive purposes.
Links
Guy on computer 852 480 - shutterstock.com

Girls on computer 750 350 - blog.activityhero.com

Statistics: http://www.statcan.gc.ca/eng/start
Video: