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1. “Being Safe Online”
Efforts of Government of India
For making child and young population
safe and secure
Presented By:
Manish Kumar
Gupta
Vice Chair of
CWG-COP, ITU
Director,
Ministry of
Communications
Government of
India
2. Mobile and online services have become affordable and accessible.
Exceptional uptake in urban areas and exemplary expansion in rural areas.
We are using online services for communication, banking, filing of taxes, sale and
purchase and other financial transactions.
These functions are expected to grow manifold in near future.
Children and young people are and will be major consumers of digital
technologies.
Promoting ability to deal with the risks and cope with the ill-effects with minimal
damage, is likely to be a more effective and lasting strategy.
Indian as well as Global Scenario..
4. Statutory Provisions, Guidelines and related Acts/Codes
Indian Penal Code (IPC) 1860
Information Technology (IT) Act 2000 and amendment act (ITAA) 2008
Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act 2012
Copyright Act 1957
Instructions of Ministry of Communications and Ministry of Electronics and
Information Technology.
Guidelines of National Commission for the Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR).
5. Provisions Under IPC 1860
Voyeurism and violation of privacy is a crime under Section 354C.
Stalking is a crime under Section 354D.
Sending obscene material is a crime of sexual harassment under Section 354A.
An act intends to insult the ‘modesty’ of a woman is a crime under Section 509
6. Provisions under IT act 2000 and amendment act 2008.
Section 66E: Capturing, publishing or transmitting the image of a private area of any
person is an punishable offence.
Section 67 & 67A: Sending obscene material is an punishable offence.
Section 67B :Transmitting material depicting children, including nude or sexually
explicit pictures of self (Child Sexual Abuse Material-CSAM).
Section 66C: Hacking of account or creating a fake account (identity theft) in
someone else’s name is an offence.
Section 66D :Impersonation; assumes the identity of someone else with the
intention of fooling or deceiving the person is an offence
Section 66B:Stolen Computer; receiving or retaining any stolen computer resource
or communication device is an punishable offence.
7. Provisions under Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act 2012
Section 11 & 12:
Sexual harassment any
part of the body of the
child or the
involvement of the
child in a sexual act is
an offence.
Section 13 & 14:
Use of child for
pornographic or sexual
gratification purposes is
an heinous crime. (from
10 years to life
imprisonment)
8. Provisions Under Copyright Act 1957
In India the offense is not
only in viewing prohibited
content, but also in making
a prejudicial distribution, a
public exhibition or letting
for sale or hire without
appropriate permission
copyright-protected
material.
The messages by the ISPs,
displayed when users try to
open blocked websites,
said, “Viewing,
downloading, exhibiting or
duplicating an illicit copy of
the contents is punishable
as an offence under the
Copyright Act, 1957.”
9. Instructions of Department of
Telecommunications, Ministry of Communications
On the basis of the
guidelines of ITU and
UNICEF for industry on
child online protection,
DOT issued instructions
to all ISPs.
Installation of end user
Child safety filters
(Parental control
Filters) these filtering
programmes may be
essentially free as part
of the OS of electronic
devices or part of
package available from
ISPs or TSPs.
10. An Inter-Ministerial
Committee (IMC)
recommended solutions to
Curb Online Child Sexual
Abuse Material (CSAM).
ISPs having cable landing
station Gateway/ ILD
licences in India should
disable/remove the online
CSAM dynamically based
on Internet Watch
Foundation (IWF) list under
section 79 (2) (c) of IT Act
2000.
Instructions of Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology.
11. National Commission for the Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR),Government of India.
In India Child Online Safety is a matter of great
concern, accordingly National Commission for the
Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR) issued broad
guidelines for raising awareness among all stake
holders informing children, parents, educators and
general public regarding online safety of children.
12. Misuse of digital footprint
and future complications.
Threats of online Grooming,
Desensitization and Identity
theft etc.
Bribing, Flattery, Phishing,
Pharming and Cyberbullying
Legal implications of certain
online action and content.
Major risks being
active online
13. Responsible use and self
regulation
Activation of parental
controls
Strong security Software
Unique passwords and
two factor
authentication
Advices for
minimal risks
14. Do not give out personal
information
Do not share inappropriate
pictures with anyone
Do not open emails or
attachments from people you do
not know.
Do not become online ‘friends’
with people you don’t know.
Golden rules to
follow when online
15. Child helpline 1098 and
Aarambhindia Hotline
(supported by IWF)
CyberMom Mechanism
POCSO(Protection of
Children from Sexual
Offences ) E-box
Reporting to Authorities
(Parents, School and
Police)
Advice on Reporting
Mechanism and
Remedies
