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Passing of Dr Lucie Moore, Chief Executive of CEASE
It is with an incredibly heavy heart that we share the sad news that our Chief Executive, Dr Lucie Moore, has passed away. Lucie’s death was caused by a sudden and unexpected cardiac arrest on Wednesday 20th November 2024. Lucie was a dynamic, passionate and incredibly intelligent woman. Her commitment to advocating for survivors and…
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The APPG on Commercial Sexual Exploitation is deeply saddened to learn of the death of Dr Lucie Moore – Chief Executive of CEASE.
A statement from APPG Chair @ToniaAntoniazzi:
The tech industry must be held accountable for creating apps and AI capable of producing child sexual abuse materials. Legislation must keep pace with technological developments to ensure children are protected.
The sheer scale of sextortion perpetrated by Alexander McCartney is horrifying. He admitted 185 charges and targeted 3,500 children. Our hearts go out to the family of 12-year-old Cimarron Thomas. Tech must do more to protect children.