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In addition to blocking of web sites with child sexual abuse content, Telenor Sweden has taken a stand against sexual abuse of children by a partnership with ECPAT (End Child Prostitution, Child Pornography and Trafficking in Children for Sexual Purposes).

In order to ensure safe use of telecommunications and creation of safe services for youth, Telenor Serbia has set the fight against digital bullying as its priority.

Telenor Montenegro is committed to safe use of mobile Internet, as well as to providing products that will protect even the most vulnerable members of society. This is why Telenor develops and provides services aimed to protect children while being on the Internet.

Through our communications services, we have the possibility to change children’s lives. Earlier this week, Telenor joined launch of principles for children’s rights in London.

As growing numbers young Malaysians start exploring the Internet, DiGi has launched a cohesive outreach programme that advocates safe Internet usage.

Telenor Norway, Norwegian Red Cross, ChildMinder and the Norwegian Media Authority have formed a united front against digital bullying.

In February 2010, Telenor Montenegro has teamed up with local law enforcement to prevent access to child pornography from mobile phones.

Harassment on mobile phone is a pain for many children and their families. Keep the cyber bullies out with Telenor’s “bully filter”.

Telenor Norway is launching a new security package for children – SikkertBarn – a free additional service enabling Telenor customers to prevent their children from accessing unwanted content and ditto costs on their mobile.

Telenor Serbia and the Serbian Ministry of Interior team up to prevent distribution of illegal child sexual abuse materials through Telenor’s networks.

Using Magic Desktop, children can safely surf, email and play with the computer. The software is provided by Easybits and was originally launched by Telenor in 2003.

Telenor Montenegro has launched the Project “Connecting generations” which aims to work towards making the Internet a safer place for children in Montenegro.

To protect minors and ensure safe Internet use, Telenor Hungary now partners with Interpol and the Hungarian police to prevent access to child pornography websites.

Telenor Pakistan has launched a unique CR initiative in which employees are to contribute a total of 50,000 paid working hours in programmes supporting fellow citizens in Pakistan.

Telenor Norway has developed a filter blocking mobile and computer access to child sexual abuse content. Already adopted throughout Scandinavia, we are looking to expand the global outreach of the filter.

In 2009, Telenor Pakistan partnered with Tameer Micro Finance Bank to introduce branchless banking for the first time in Pakistan.

Telenor Pakistan offers social services portal to help customers easily obtain vital information.

Telenor Sweden has started a pilot project that aims to give students tools and knowledge on how to teach the teachers about Internet.