Areas for Further Research cyber-pornography is an area that ought to be further studied. It is a serious and complex issue that goes beyond national borders. It is distinct from VAW but Chashild the same elements such as sexual abuse, emotional and psychological violence. Citing statistics from the PNP and NBI, Justice Secretary Leila de Lima says online child abuse is the leading cybercrime in the Philippines. According to the police AntiCybercrime Group in Cebu, cyber-pornography continues to this day despite the exposes and local government initiatives to stop it. In the Philippines, child cyber pornography emerges in the context of poverty, where it is seen as a means to earn some money to help boost the family’s finances. It is mostly a small operation, sometimes a family operation where the parents operate the computer and deal with the clients through the internet. They pimp their own children, making them perform in front of webcams for clients overseas. When cases are filed against the perpetrators, laws on child pornography, human trafficking, and anti-VAWC are applied. In future studies, the gender-specific dimensions of the issue can be further explored and best practices in cross-border cooperation on technology-related VAW should be laid out. <End Violence: Women’s Rights and Safety Online> 23