May 30, 2008 - Toronto - The Supreme Court ofCanada has strongly endorsed the rights of children to be free from Internetchild abuse in a ruling released today. By a majority of 8-1 the Court held that a man who abused his daughterand her friend, recorded images of the abuse for distribution over theInternet, and possessed a large child abuse image collection, should receive asentence of fifteen y... [More]

May 30, 2008 - Toronto - The Supreme Court of Canada has strongly endorsed the rights of children to be free from Internet child abuse in a ruling released today. By a majority of 8-1 the Court held that a man who abused his daughter and her friend, recorded images of the abuse for distribution over the Internet, and possessed a large child abuse image collection, should receive a sentence of fift... [More]

KINSA says "Time for Action is Now!" in Response to Canadian Association of Police Boards Report on Cybercrime in CanadaToronto - May 21, 2008 - KINSA - the Kids' Internet Safety Alliance - is today calling on all Canadians - and in particular government at all levels - to pay close attention to the report released earlier today by the Canadian Association of Police Boards on Cybercrime ... [More]

June 6, 2008 (update)KINSA is pleased to congratulate author Julian Sher, whose book One Child at a Time:  The Global Fight to Rescue Children from Online Predators has won the 2008 Arthur Ellis Crime Writers of Canada Award in the Best Non-Fiction Category. KINSA also recently honoured Sher as one of Eight Heroes Who Make a Difference in the fight to end the sexual exploitation of children ... [More]

Toronto, Ontario- KINSA, the Kids' Internet Safety Alliance - a charity dedicated to ending thesexual exploitation of children on the Internet, is holding its second annualgala celebration tonight and honouring eight heroes who are making adifference.These individuals were chosen by the KINSA board for their pioneering workaround the world and are representative of just some of the ways people... [More]

KINSA applauds today's announcement that the age of protection for sexual activity has been raised from 14 years to 16 years, as part of the Tackling Violent Crime Act that was introduced by Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada Rob Nicholson.Click here to read the announcement.Click here for an online version of the complete Tackling Violent Crime Act (Bill C-2) on the Parliament... [More]