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Pramong Thorn

Thailand

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What Pramong Thorn does.

Pramong Thorn is a non-profit organization focused on protecting children from sexual abuse and exploitation online. Since 2012, the organization has flagged over 13 million files of suspected sexual abuse material for removal and has worked with 1,046 law enforcement agencies to identify victims. Thorn collaborates with businesses like Slack to set up and operate robust child safety programs. The organization's work is driven by a goal to transform how children are protected from sexual abuse and exploitation in the digital age. A 2025 impact report highlights their progress and the support they received. Thorn's solutions include victim identification tools and cutting-edge detection technologies.

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