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Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM)

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Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM)

Extract from the Luxembourg Criminal Code, Title VII, Chapter VII. – Affronts to public decency.

Racism, revisionism, discrimination

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Racism, revisionism, discrimination

Extract from the Luxembourg Criminal Code, Chapter VI. – Racism, revisionism and other types of discrimination. (Law of 19 July 1997)

Terrorism

Extract from the Luxembourg Criminal Code, Chapter II. – Threats of terrorist attacks and offers or proposals to commit certain crimes.

Illegal content?

The Internet is a public space. As in any public space, laws also apply online. While everyone is free to access the Internet and, in doing so, contribute by publishing content, it is also important to be aware that certain online content may violate the laws in force in the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg or go against the accepted norms of society. Among such content are, in particular:

  • Primarily, Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM).
  • Content of a racist, revisionist, or discriminatory nature.
  • Content related to acts of or incitement to terrorism.

These contents can be reported via the BEE SECURE Stopline. This may include messages posted on social networks, forums, blogs, websites, as well as images or videos that depict or promote such acts.

The purpose of the BEE SECURE Stopline is to allow the reporting of potentially illegal content or its promotion (racist statements, discrimination, etc.). The list above summarizes the topics that fall within the competence of the BEE SECURE Stopline.

The aim of the BEE SECURE Stopline project is to allow the public to report these types of content when they come across them on the Internet, whether in the form of messages posted on forums, blogs or websites, or images or videos representing or promoting these types of acts.

BEE SECURE Stopline's limits

The BEE SECURE Stopline does not handle cases of personal incidents such as personal offenses, cyberbullying, commercial abuse, false information (hoaxes), etc.

In cases of personal incidents, users can contact the BEE SECURE Helpline at the free call number 8002 1234, where they can receive personalized help and support.

It is important to note that the final assessment and interpretation of reported content do not fall within BEE SECURE’s operational responsibilities. BEE SECURE acts as a reporting intermediary between the public and the competent authorities (Police, Public Prosecutor’s Office), who decide on the follow-up of the case.

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Reporting : How does it work?

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