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INHOPE Association
12.06.2001
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The INHOPE Association exists to facilitate co-operation between European Internet Hotline providers. It's mission is to eliminate child pornography from the Internet and protect young people from harmful and illegal uses of the Internet.
The key functions of the Association are:
- Exchange expertise
- Support new hotlines
- Exchange reports
- Interface with [relevant] initiatives outside the EU
- Educate and inform policy makers, particularly at the international level .
Values
- Freedom of the Internet.
- A commitment to positive uses of the Internet
- Shared responsibility for protection of young people by government, educators, parents and the Internet industry
Goals
- To establish and resource effective national hotlines.
- To train and support new hotlines
- To foster ongoing Internet safety awareness and education throughout Europe
- The establishment of effective common procedures for receiving and processing reports
For more information about INHOPE and about legislation and activities in different European countries,
go to:http://www.inhope.org
Published by Lars Lööf (CBSS) Created 12.06.2001