Internet Safety and Child Protection Quiz

Definitions of Terms

• Internet Service Provider (ISP): An entity that offers internet carriage services to the public.
• Grooming: The act of preparing a child for sexual activity via communication, involving any form of child pornography, including online enticement.
• Luring: Communicating with a child, or someone thought to be a child, through a computer system to facilitate sexual activities or produce child pornography.
• Pandering: Offering or distributing material that leads others to believe it contains child pornography, regardless of the actual content.
• Person: Any natural or legal entity.

Legal Framework

• Syndicated Child Pornography: Defined as child pornography crimes committed by a group of three or more persons conspiring together, punishable under specific legal provisions.
• Anti-Photo and Video Voyeurism Act (RA 9995):
  • Broadcast: Making visual images public with the intent for viewing by others.
  • Capture: Recording visual images by any means.
  • Female Breast: Any part of the female breast.

Anti-Child Pornography Act (RA 9775)

• Child Definition: A person under 18 years old or older but unable to protect themselves from harm due to a physical or mental condition; includes representations of children or computer-generated images of children.
• Child Pornography: Any representation (visual, audio, or written) of a child involved in explicit sexual activities, whether real or simulated.
• Explicit Sexual Activity: Includes a wide range of sexual acts such as intercourse, bestiality, masturbation, sadistic or masochistic abuse, and lascivious exhibitions.
• Internet Address: Refers to any location like websites or chat rooms on the internet.
• Internet Cafe or Kiosk: Establishments offering public internet access and related services.
• Internet Content Host: An individual or entity hosting internet content in the Philippines.

Categories of Exploitation

• Prostitution: The exchange of sexual services for money or benefits.
• Forced Labor and Slavery: Extraction of work through coercion, threats, or deception, often leading to deprivation of freedom or exploitation.
• Sex Tourism: Tourism programs that include offering sexual services as part of travel packages.
• Sexual Exploitation: Participation in prostitution or pornographic material production under circumstances of coercion or deceit.
• Debt Bondage: Securing a debt through personal services or labor without clear terms or fair assessment.
• Pornography: Any representation of individuals engaged in sexual activities or showcasing sexual parts for primarily sexual purposes.