Ghana Internet Safety Foundation

Sextortion is not just abuse. It is a crime When someone uses your private images or messages to threaten, blackmail, or manipulate you, they are committing a criminal offence. In Ghana, sextortion is punishable under the Cybersecurity Act, 2020 (Act 1038), the Criminal Offences…

Digital threats require digital readiness. Sextortion and other forms of online exploitation are becoming more targeted, especially toward young people. At Ghana Internet Safety Foundation, together with @Praesidiosafe, we are helping parents and caregivers become proactive…

Digital parenting is no longer optional, it’s essential. At Ghana Internet Safety Foundation, in partnership with @Praesidiosafe, we are equipping families with the tools to navigate online threats like sextortion with confidence, not fear. Through awareness, education, and…

Digital parenting isn’t just about setting rules, it’s about understanding the risks, knowing the signs, and creating safe spaces for conversations. With support from @Praesidiosafe, we’re helping Ghanaian parents take charge of their children’s digital safety. Talk to us: 054…

As part of our ongoing Sextortion Awareness Campaign, Ghana Internet Safety Foundation, in partnership with @Praesidiosafe, is working to protect young people, parents, and educators from online exploitation. Sextortion is not just abuse, it is a crime punishable under Ghanaian…

Sextortion leaves more than digital scars. It breaks trust, silences voices, and isolates victims. This spoken word message gives voice to that pain because healing begins when we name what hurts. If you or someone you know needs help, contact the GISF Cyber Clinic Helpline on…

Sextortion is not a mistake. It is abuse. Sometimes it starts with a friendly message or a compliment. Over time the conversation becomes more personal and before you know it someone has gained your trust. But that trust can be turned against you. Sextortion happens when…

Sextortion is a rising threat to children online. Offenders often pose as peers, manipulate victims into sharing private images, and then blackmail them. @OnlineSafetyGh and @Praesidiosafe are working together to help parents understand and respond to this danger. Visit…

Online exploitation is often subtle but deeply damaging. From grooming to coercion, children are targeted in ways that are hard to detect. @OnlineSafetyGh, in partnership with @Praesidiosafe, is educating parents on how to recognise and prevent these risks. Visit…

Many parents feel lost when it comes to protecting their children online. But with the right support, they don’t have to be. @OnlineSafetyGh and @Praesidiosafe are empowering Ghanaian families with tools and knowledge to create safer digital environments. Visit…

Cyberbullying is the use of digital platforms including messaging apps, social media, comments, or images to harass, threaten, or demean others. Though it occurs online, its impact is deeply real, often resulting in emotional distress and long-term psychological harm. On Stop…

Too many Ghanaian parents feel unequipped to protect their children online. From exposure to inappropriate content to threats like sextortion, the risks are real. Through this campaign in partnership with @Praesidiosafe, we’re empowering parents with practical tools to stay…

Online sextortion is growing and silence makes it worse. In this video with AJ Poundz, a young girl is blackmailed with her own intimate footage. She needed help, not blame. This campaign urges parents to listen, support, and act swiftly. Reach us: 054 595 7408 | Learn more:…

In this video, a child’s innocent dance clip turns into an entry point for online grooming. This is the reality many families face. Our goal is to help parents become more present in their children’s digital lives through guidance, monitoring, and timely support. Reach out : 054…