🛡️ 1. “Stop Child Abuse / #StopChildAbuse”

• National awareness campaign focused on online child sexual exploitation
• Run through Spain’s cybersecurity and child safety bodies
• Educates families, schools, and society on:
  • grooming signs
  • online coercion
  • reporting abuse

👉 Focus: prevention + early detection, especially online

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🧠 2. Government violence prevention campaigns (children & teens)

• Ongoing campaigns from the Ministry of Youth and Children (Ministerio de Juventud e Infancia)
• Includes advertising and awareness campaigns on:
  • sexual abuse
  • grooming
  • peer violence
  • exploitation

👉 Focus: making abuse visible and encouraging reporting

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🏫 3. School-based prevention programmes (LOPIVI law)

• Built around Organic Law 8/2021 (child protection law)
• Requires schools to:
  • appoint protection coordinators
  • detect and report abuse
  • educate children on boundaries and consent

👉 Focus: early prevention in education settings

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🧩 4. Barnahus child protection model (expanding in Spain)

• A European-backed system now being implemented across Spain
• Creates child-friendly centres where victims receive:
  • police interviews
  • psychological support
  • legal protection in one safe space

👉 Focus: reducing trauma during investigation

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🌐 5. Online safety & digital exploitation campaigns

• National cybercrime agencies run campaigns about:
  • grooming
  • sextortion
  • image-based abuse
  • fake identities online
• Includes public awareness messaging like:
  • “online child sexual abuse is real”

👉 Focus: internet safety and prevention of grooming networks

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📱 6. New government measures on social media harm

• Spain is increasing regulation of platforms linked to child exploitation risks
• Includes proposals and actions such as:
  • investigating tech companies over CSAM risks
  • tighter control of harmful AI-generated content

👉 Focus: holding platforms accountable, not just individuals

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🧠 Big picture in Spain right now

Spain’s approach combines:

• ⚖️ Strong criminal law (very strict penalties)
• 🏫 Education + school safeguarding
• 🌐 Cybercrime enforcement (Europol-linked operations)
• 🧒 Child-first justice systems (Barnahus model)
• 📢 Public awareness campaigns

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⚠️ Important reality

These campaigns exist because:

• grooming is largely online and hidden
• cases are often international and organised
• prevention relies heavily on early awareness and reporting

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