The institute, a semi-official task force funded by multiple government agencies, reviews complaints about online content and relays them to the agencies. Ministry of Health and Welfare officials hold placards at a news conference for raising awareness of the amended Child and Youth Sexual Exploitation Prevention Act in Taipei on Mar. Photo: CNAComplaints about online content involving sexual exploitation of children are forwarded to the Ministry of Health and Welfare, which is in charge of enforcing the Child and Youth Sexual Exploitation Prevention Act (兒童及少年性剝削防制條例). PTT voluntarily took down the post, as it knows that the institute does not issues notices arbitrarily, she added. Disseminating pictures of children being sexually exploited is different from disseminating pornographic content, Liu said.

Source: Taipei Times January 31, 2024 17:12 UTC