www.kinsa.net is where you can learn more about the Kids’ Internet Safety Alliance (KINSA). KINSA was established as an aggressive and proactive response to the negative aspects of the Internet that harm young people. While addressing this grave social problem, KINSA also acknowledges and celebrates the positive, creative and inspiring ways children and youth are using the Internet. KINSA recently brought together global experts from law enforcement and the private sector for the first annual KINSA Think Tank session to discuss how Internet safety issues will affect our children in the future. Watch the Think Tank video to hear what the global experts have to say about Internet safety issues.

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Mr. Alexander Seger has been with the Council of Europe (coe) in Strasbourg, France, since February 1999. He is responsible for the Council’s global project on cybercrime, spanning countries worldwide in the implementation of the Council of Europe Convention on Cybercrime, the preeminent international treaty that enables cross-border collaboration against cybercrime. With Mr. Seger’s leadership, the coe has shown unending work to end cybercrime, including the creation of the world’s first Convention on Cybercrime, and its ongoing pursuit to educate countries around the world of the value of an international framework to tackle cybercrime cross-border.

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