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Tegan Insoll

Head of Research, Specialist

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Tegan Insoll, LL.M., is the Head of Research and Specialist at Protect Children.

As Head of Research, Tegan leads Protect Children's research team, coordinates the ReDirection project, and conducts innovative research on online sexual violence against children. Tegan has published a peer-reviewed research article and has written a number of research reports. She collaborates regularly with international stakeholders and presents at international conferences and webinars.

Tegan has an LL.M. in International Human Rights Law and is specialised in global health law and children’s rights. Tegan is particularly interested in the responsibilities of non-state actors in the realisation of human rights - for example the obligations that tech companies hold in regard to ensuring that all children can thrive in online environments. 
 

5.4.24

Rochester Institute of Technology

New study investigates illegal child sexual abuse material and anonymity on Tor network

4.4.24

Mirage News

Users Seek, Share Child Abuse Content on Tor, Help Available

4.4.24

ScienMag

Users actively seek and share child sexual abuse material on Tor – but help is available to those willing to stop

4.4.24

The New Voice of Ukraine

Каждый пятый. Исследователи выяснили, сколько сайтов в Tor распространяют материалы о насилии над детьми

4.4.24

The New Voice of Ukraine

Кожен п’ятий. Дослідники з’ясували, скільки сайтів у Tor поширюють матеріали про насильство над дітьми

3.4.24

MedicalXpress

Users actively seek and share child sexual abuse material on Tor, but help is available to those willing to stop

16.2.24

Internet Watch Foundation

In Conversation With Tegan Insoll, Head of Research at Protect Children, and Dan Sexton, Chief Technology Officer at the IWF

3.9.23

Iltalehti

Yksi kokemus yhdistää monia, jotka kuluttavat lasten hyväksikäyttö­materiaalia

7.4.23

Stern

Wer im Darknet nach Missbrauchsbildern suchte, landete bei einer Umfrage. Einblick in die erschütternden Antworten

28.3.23

EURACTIV

Child sexual abuse material: Half of viewers then contact children, study finds

7.7.22

Turun Sanomat

Kaksi kolmasosaa suomalaisista haluaa lapsille parempaa suojelua netissä

7.7.22

Yle News

Finland needs better legislation to protect children online, survey finds

1.3.22

The Guardian

Viewers of online abuse at high risk of contacting children directly, study finds

1.2.22

Turun Sanomat

Tutkimus: Seksuaaliväkivaltakuvien kuluttajista suomalaiset muita suurempi riski lapsille myös netin ulkopuolella

21.11.21

SafeToNet Foundation

CSAM Users in the Dark Web with Tegan Insoll and Anna Ovaska, Protect Children

Media appearances

General

Offender-focused research and prevention

Supporting victims, survivors and families

Children’s safety and emotion skills education

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