CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY, Philippines — “Let us be the light in someone’s darkness,” an online abuse survivor told the participants of the five-day Multi-Disciplinary Team and Basic Internet Crimes Against Children (MDT-BICAC) Training held here that ended Friday, July 31. Carel, not her real name, is a survivor of the Online Sexual Exploitation of Children (Osaec). Behind the clinical acronyms and staggering national statistics is a real child, a real family, and a deeply human story that demands to be heard. “I share my story not for sympathy but for change. Hope is real and survivors can lead the […]...Keep on reading: Survivor urges N. Mindanao frontliners to step up fight vs cyber abuse