| Law/Policy | Core Provision | Recent Development | |------------|----------------|--------------------| | | Strengthens federal prosecution of child traffickers. | Expanded definition of “commercial sex act” to include “online solicitation.” | | State‑Level “Safe Harbor” Laws (e.g., California SB 1139) | Treats exploited teens as victims, not criminals. | 2024 amendment now requires schools to provide trauma‑informed counseling within 48 hours of disclosure. | | Federal Communications Commission (FCC) – Child Online Privacy Protection Rule (COPPA) Update – 2025 | Extends privacy protections to teens up to age 16 for certain data. | New penalties for platforms that fail to remove exploitative content within 24 hours of notice. |
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The pandemic accelerated a migration of teen social life to digital spaces. Simultaneously, the gig‑economy expanded into high schools and colleges, and a growing number of “opportunity” programs (sports tours, modeling contracts, influencer campaigns) have become recruitment pipelines for exploiters. | Law/Policy | Core Provision | Recent Development
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