Factors contributing to online child sexual abuse in Bangladesh: A qualitative inquiry
Md Redwanul Islam,
Muhammad Ibrahim Ibne Towhid,
Merium Salwa
et al.
Abstract:Background: Children globally, including in Bangladesh, are facing various forms of online sexual abuse including sextortion, exploitation, body shaming, and blackmail. They are also coerced into engaging in intimate activities, harassed through the sending of sexual content, among other forms of abuse. We aimed to explore the root cause of online child sexual abuse (OCSA) in Bangladesh. Methods: This qualitative research design utilized in-depth interviews (IDIs) and key informant interviews (KIIs) between Fe… Show more
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