About the organisation
The International Centre La Strada is a national non-governmental organisation dedicated to upholding the rights of women and children to live free from violence. Over the past two decades, we have collaborated with governmental and civil society entities, justice system stakeholders, frontline law enforcement, healthcare and social service professionals, educational institutions, media outlets, and academia to promote and protect the rights of women and children. Our efforts focus on supporting survivors of human trafficking, domestic violence, sexual violence, online child sexual exploitation, and sexual abuse.
Awareness centre
As the national Safer Internet Day (SID) Committee, La Strada Moldova implements the international initiative's campaign in the Republic of Moldova, with the slogan "Together for a better internet". Every year, during Safer Internet Day, educational institutions, NGOs, and public authorities mobilise extensively to conduct various awareness-raising activities focused on child safety online.
Our mission includes raising awareness about online safety, promoting responsible and positive internet use
Helpline
Since 2013, La Strada has offered specialised online counselling services for children experiencing any form of online abuse through the www.siguronline.md platform. This platform provides information, guidance, emotional support, and referrals to free psychological and legal assistance services for children who have been victims of online sexual abuse. Additionally, the portal offers practical advice for avoiding risky actions and behaviours online.
Hotline
The Siguronline Hotline, managed by the International Centre La Strada, joined the INHOPE network on 25 April 2023, helping fight child sexual abuse material (CSAM) online. The hotline offers the public and service providers an easy way to quickly and anonymously report suspected child sexual abuse materials. Photo and video images in which minors appear partially undressed, in nude poses or involved in real and simulated sexual activities can be reported to be removed.
Youth participation
La Strada is actively working to engage youth in promoting children's online safety. La Strada is conducting awareness-raising activities for children’s councils and youth centres, encouraging them to play a more active role in disseminating online safety tips to their peers. Additionally, as part of the Safer Internet Day (SID) campaign, an Ideathon is organised annually, in which youth from across the country design campaign ideas to be implemented in their schools and communities.
About the organisation
The International Centre La Strada is a national non-governmental organisation dedicated to upholding the rights of women and children to live free from violence. Over the past two decades, we have collaborated with governmental and civil society entities, justice system stakeholders, frontline law enforcement, healthcare and social service professionals, educational institutions, media outlets, and academia to promote and protect the rights of women and children. Our efforts focus on supporting survivors of human trafficking, domestic violence, sexual violence, online child sexual exploitation, and sexual abuse.
Awareness centre
As the national Safer Internet Day (SID) Committee, La Strada Moldova implements the international initiative's campaign in the Republic of Moldova, with the slogan "Together for a better internet". Every year, during Safer Internet Day, educational institutions, NGOs, and public authorities mobilise extensively to conduct various awareness-raising activities focused on child safety online.
Our mission includes raising awareness about online safety, promoting responsible and positive internet use
Helpline
Since 2013, La Strada has offered specialised online counselling services for children experiencing any form of online abuse through the www.siguronline.md platform. This platform provides information, guidance, emotional support, and referrals to free psychological and legal assistance services for children who have been victims of online sexual abuse. Additionally, the portal offers practical advice for avoiding risky actions and behaviours online.
Hotline
The Siguronline Hotline, managed by the International Centre La Strada, joined the INHOPE network on 25 April 2023, helping fight child sexual abuse material (CSAM) online. The hotline offers the public and service providers an easy way to quickly and anonymously report suspected child sexual abuse materials. Photo and video images in which minors appear partially undressed, in nude poses or involved in real and simulated sexual activities can be reported to be removed.
Youth participation
La Strada is actively working to engage youth in promoting children's online safety. La Strada is conducting awareness-raising activities for children’s councils and youth centres, encouraging them to play a more active role in disseminating online safety tips to their peers. Additionally, as part of the Safer Internet Day (SID) campaign, an Ideathon is organised annually, in which youth from across the country design campaign ideas to be implemented in their schools and communities.
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