Page 12 Finding: “An estimated 9 million children were asked to engage in sexual conversations or to share sexual images or videos when they did not want to. That is about 1 in 12 internet-using children on average, in a single year.” Table overview: Table A03 presents the estimated number and weighted prevalence of internetusing children aged 12–17 who said the following happened to them in the year prior to the survey: “Someone asked me to talk about sex or sexual acts when I did not want to” and “Someone asked me to share an image or video showing their private parts when I did not want to”. Country estimates are drawn from different waves of the Disrupting Harm study and therefore reflect data collected between 2020–2021 and 2024–2025. The table also presents the sum of the countrylevel population estimates and the average prevalence across the 21 countries included in the analysis. Table A03: Estimated number and weighted prevalence of internet-using children aged 12–17 who were asked to talk about sex or sexual acts when they did not want to, or to share an image or video showing their private parts when they did not want to, in the year prior to being surveyed, by country (2020–2025). Country Number of children subjected to abuse Percentage of subjected to abuse Armenia 3694 1.7 Brazil 1726839 10.5 Cambodia 145360 10.5 Colombia 267432 6.2 Dominican Republic 93556 8.1 Ethiopia 430347 13.1 Indonesia 466130 1.9 Kenya 634505 13 Malaysia 118022 4.3 Mexico 613623 4.8 Montenegro 3211 6.8 Mozambique 329237 14.3 Namibia 27378 11.4 North Macedonia 7458 6 Through Children’s Eyes Appendix 53