NGO exposes how predators use emojis to victimize kids

by The Manila Times

Jan 28, 2024 12:06 am

'DID you know that there is a very high probability that your kid has talked to or is talking to an online predator, and you're not aware of it?'

This was what Catherine Scerri, executive director of children's rights organization Bahay Tuluyan wanted parents to know.

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