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Internet Crimes Against Children

Welcome to the Internet Crimes Against Children web site. You will find a number of informative and useful links here for all ages to learn more about Internet Safety and protecting children online.

My office provides education to prosecutors and law enforcement in this area as well as materials to Schools, Community Groups, Parents and Children. Please use the links to the left to contact my staff if you are interested in learning more.

Thank you for your part in making South Carolina safe for our children.

Alan Wilson

Helpful Links

My office has partnered with Common Sense Media to encourage all children, parents and educators to use their resources as a guide for suitable, age-appropriate content. Listed below are several links to explore:

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Attorney General Wilson, Law Enforcement, Victim Advocates United in Call For Domestic Violence Reform

Jan 13, 2015

COLUMBIA – Attorney General Alan Wilson held a Domestic Violence Call to Action Rally today at the State House, minutes before the 2015 session began. He stood alongside Sheriffs, Police Chiefs, Solicitor’s, Victims’ Advocacy Groups, state law enforcement leaders, constitutional officers and members of the General Assembly as he called on the need for immediate legislative action on domestic violence reform. “Our laws reflect our values, and our values are not adequately represented in the current framework,” Wilson stated. “We don’t need to be a society that allows you get 5 years for beating your dog, but only 30 days…
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AG Wilson Discusses 2015 Human Trafficking Legislative Initiative

Jan 6, 2015

Attorney General Wilson Calls on General Assembly to Pass Human Trafficking Bill by February. Says “Modern-day slavery is alive and well in our state.” (COLUMBIA, S.C.) South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson held a press conference on Tuesday, Jan. 6 to discuss much needed human trafficking legislation for the 2015 session. He stood alongside more than 30 members of the Human Trafficking Task Force in recognizing January as “Human Trafficking Awareness Month” and challenging the General Assembly to pass this legislation before the end of February. “Modern-day slavery is alive and well here in our state,” Wilson stated. “We’re serious about…
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