Why wasn’t child sexual abuse content reported to police, NCPCR asks Meta
Meta was initially required to submit its response by Monday. The ministry said it viewed the alleged algorithmic amplification of sexually exploitative content with the “utmost seriousness” and sought immediate corrective measures. Meta submitted a report which the ministry is reviewing.The issue was raised in Parliament.
- ▪Meta was initially required to submit its response by Monday.
- ▪The ministry said it viewed the alleged algorithmic amplification of sexually exploitative content with the “utmost seriousness” and sought immediate corrective measures.
- ▪Meta submitted a report which the ministry is reviewing.The issue was raised in Parliament.
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Why wasn’t child sexual abuse content reported to police, NCPCR asks MetaThe child rights body has extended the deadline for Meta to respond to its notice until August 6 after the company sought more timePublished on: Jul 27, 2026, 16:27:41 ISTBy Sejal SharmaPrefer HTon GoogleShare viaCopy link The National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR) has asked Meta to explain why it did not inform the police after allegedly becoming aware of child sexual abuse material being promoted on Instagram, as it is mandated to do under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act, people aware of the matter said.The NCPCR sought an explanation on whether Meta fulfilled its reporting obligations.The statutory child rights body has extended the deadline for Meta to respond to…
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