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Te Protejo México: United for a Safer Digital World for Children

Thanks to your continued support, Te Protejo México remains at the forefront of the fight against online child sexual exploitation. During this reporting period, we received a total of 14,995 reports through our free online platform, www.teprotejomexico.org, categorized as follows:

• 14,206 – Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM)
• 103 – Sexual Exploitation
• 686 – Other Situations

Highlights from this PeriodINHOPE Summit 2025

As members of INHOPE, we attended the INHOPE Summit 2025, where global leaders collaborated to advance a safer internet for children. This space reinforced the importance of collective action and international cooperation to address online threats against children and adolescents.

Collaboration Agreement Between NCMEC and the Government of Jalisco

Members of our TPM board participated in the signing of a collaboration agreement between the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) and the Government of Jalisco. This partnership aims to strengthen international cooperation and enhance coordinated efforts to prevent and combat child sexual exploitation.

Collaboration Agreement Between INHOPE and the Government of Jalisco

As part of the INHOPE network, we welcomed the signing of the collaboration agreement between INHOPE and the Government of Jalisco. This milestone represents a significant step toward faster response mechanisms and stronger protections against online child sexual exploitation.

Creators for a Safer Internet Initiative by TikTok LATAM

We participated in the Creators for a Safer Internet event organized by the TikTok LATAM team. This gathering provided an opportunity to reflect on the challenges women and girls face in digital environments and to promote concrete actions that help build safer online communities, highlighting reporting tools such as Te Protejo México.

INTERPOL Training on the NWE Classification Scheme

Members of our team participated in the official INTERPOL training on the new Universal Classification Scheme, a critical tool for improving the detection and response to child sexual exploitation. In addition, our team provided psychological wellness sessions and on-site support throughout the training.

Reinserta Congress: “Infancies Free of Child Sexual Violence”

Our Executive Director, Daniela Calvillo, participated in the Infancies Free of Child Sexual Violence Congress organized by our ally Reinserta. She joined the panel “Healing Communities: Resilience Against Child Sexual Violence,” alongside Freedom and Libera México foundations.

We are honored by this invitation and believe that these forums are essential for raising awareness, fostering dialogue, and strengthening collective responses to protect children from sexual violence.

Data Exchange and Intelligence Forum – Europol Headquarters

As members of the INHOPE board, we attended the Data Exchange and Intelligence Forum held at Europol headquarters in The Hague. This forum serves as a key platform for global collaboration among reporting hotlines, law enforcement agencies, and technology partners to enhance intelligence-sharing and coordinated action.

Thank You

Your continued trust and support make this progress possible.
Together, we are protecting children and building a digital world free from violence.

Links:

• Report Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM)

Te Protejo México: United for a Safer Digital World for Children

Thanks to your continued support, Te Protejo México remains at the forefront of the fight against online child sexual exploitation. As oft his month, we’ve received a total of 13,881 reports were received through the free online platform www.teprotejomexico.org, categorized as follows:

• 13,230 – Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM)
• 82 – Sexual Exploitation
• 569 – Other Situations

Highlights from this period

“Julio Azul” Campaign – Fin de la Esclavitud
Together with our ally Fin de la Esclavitud, we joined the Julio Azul campaign — 31 days of awareness to prevent human trafficking and sexual exploitation. This national initiative united voices across Mexico to end modern slavery.

Congress: “Rumbo al Mundial 2026, Jalisco Alza la Voz”
We participated in the Zero Tolerance to Exploitation International Congress, calling for collaboration among government, civil society, and industry to ensure that no major event becomes an excuse for the sexual exploitation of children.

INHOPE “Hotline of the Month”
In August, we were recognized as Hotline of the Month by INHOPE. As Mexico’s first reporting line for Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM), this milestone highlights our leadership in digital child protection. Our Executive Director, Eduardo Cruz Moguel, also serves on INHOPE’s Board, sharing Latin America’s perspective in the global fight against online exploitation.

Launch of the Directory of Prevention Tools
We presented a new Directory of Tools for the Prevention of Child Sexual Violence, designed to provide families, educators, and communities with accessible resources to protect children.

Collaboration and Advocacy
We joined the dialogue for the book “Sanar para Crecer y Trascender” by Dafna Viniegra, and strengthened partnerships with ChildFund México to promote safe and nurturing environments for every child.

Global Engagement
We participated in the INHOPE Summit 2025, sharing how hotline collaboration strengthens global responses. Later, we joined the signing of the NCMEC–Government of Jalisco cooperation agreement to improve international coordination against child exploitation.

Thank You

Your continued trust and support make this progress possible.
Together, we are protecting children and building a digital world free from violence.

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