KivuTV Child Sexual Abuse and Exploitation (CSAE) Policy1. PurposeKivuTV is committed to creating a safe and inclusive environment for all users, especially children. This policy outlines our zero-tolerance approach to Child Sexual Abuse and Exploitation (CSAE), including the possession, distribution, or promotion of any form of child sexual abuse material (CSAM). It defines our responsibilities, reporting mechanisms, enforcement protocols, and preventative measures.2. ScopeThis policy applies to:All users of the KivuTV platform.All content hosted, shared, or transmitted through KivuTV services.All employees, contractors, moderators, and affiliated partners.3. DefinitionsChild: Any individual under the age of 18.Child Sexual Abuse and Exploitation (CSAE): Any act involving a child that is sexually exploitative or abusive, including imagery, grooming, trafficking, or solicitation.CSAM (Child Sexual Abuse Material): Any content depicting sexually explicit conduct involving a child.4. Policy StatementKivuTV strictly prohibits:Uploading, posting, sharing, or promoting any form of CSAM.Grooming or soliciting children for sexual purposes.Using the platform to traffic or exploit minors.Any behavior or communication deemed sexually inappropriate toward minors.5. Detection and Prevention MeasuresKivuTV implements multiple layers of safety, including:Automated detection tools using hash-matching and AI to detect known CSAM.Age verification and identity screening mechanisms.Community moderation and user reporting tools.Human content moderators trained to identify CSAE-related behavior.6. Reporting and ResponseUsers can report suspected CSAE content or behavior via:In-app reporting tools on every profile and post.Email: safety@kivutv.comEmergency hotline: [Insert Hotline Number]Reports are reviewed immediately. If CSAE is confirmed:The content is removed instantly.The user is permanently banned.Relevant information is reported to law enforcement and organizations such as NCMEC (National Center for Missing and Exploited Children) or Interpol, depending on jurisdiction.7. Staff ResponsibilitiesModerators and safety officers are trained on CSAE identification and trauma-informed response protocols.Employees must report any suspected CSAE activity internally via our secure reporting channels.Non-compliance or concealment by staff results in immediate dismissal and legal action.8. Legal ComplianceKivuTV complies with:Local laws in operating countries.International agreements, including the UNCRC (United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child).Data preservation laws for investigative purposes.9. Collaboration with AuthoritiesWe work with:National and international law enforcement agencies.Non-profits and watchdogs such as INHOPE and ECPAT.Tech industry coalitions to improve cross-platform CSAE detection and reporting.10. User Education and Community AwarenessWe provide:Educational resources on child safety and online exploitation.Guides for parents and guardians on platform controls and child supervision.Regular campaigns promoting digital well-being and abuse prevention.11. Policy ReviewThis policy is reviewed annually or as needed to reflect legal updates, platform changes, or evolving threats.12. ContactIf you have questions about this policy or need to report abuse, contact:KivuTV Safety Team? safety@kivutv.com