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The Action Innocence Monaco Association<\/h1>[ultimate_spacer height=”10″][\/vc_column][\/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Without a doubt, the internet has become the main communication and information tool in our society. As an ideal space of freedom, it offers the possibility to communicate with the entire world in real time and it does not know any boundaries. It is an amazing gateway to the world and to knowledge.<\/p>\n

It is today\u2019s most used media by youngsters, far ahead of television. Every day via computer, tablets and smartphones, children surf the web, use Facebook, chat on social media, download videos and music and exchange photos. This daily interaction with the Internet soon becomes indispensable to them. The great majority of them think they cannot live without being connected in case they might be cut off from the world. This new means of information and communication has disrupted our lives and implies a safe usage that parents and children don\u2019t often realise.<\/p>\n

The internet can convey the best and the worst. Children are faced willingly or not, with content that is harmful for them (pornography, violence, etc.). Without either they or their parents realising it, ill-intentioned people can approach them such as paedophiles looking for a prey or adults trying to enlist them in extremist causes. They can also be subjects to harassment insults or other things that may upset them in their school or social life, which may lead them to desperate actions.<\/p>\n

As a user but also a player, each child must know and apply not only ethical and caution rules for his or her own safety, but also rules concerning privacy, picture rights, copyrights, etc.<\/p>\n

History in Monaco<\/h2>\n

That is why in 2002 under His Serene Highness Prince Albert II\u2019s patronage and with the cooperation of the \u201cDirection de la S\u00fbret\u00e9 Publique\u201d of the Principality of Monaco, Louisette L\u00e9vy-Soussan Azzoaglio, President, decided to continue the action of Val\u00e9rie Wertheimer, President of Action Innocence Geneva, and started Action Innocence Monaco. An association legally and financially independent but linked in its actions to the policy initiated by Action Innocence Geneva.<\/p>\n

In October 2014, the \u00ab Action Innocence \u00bb branch of Monaco spread its wings by becoming completely autonomous and became \u00ab Action Innocence Monaco \u00bb. Following in the same path and goals it started with but now offering a new visual identity as well as a new friendlier and fun website.<\/p>\n

Objectives<\/h2>\n

Action Innocence Monaco is a non-profit organization. Its resources come from the contributions of its active members and benefactors, from donations as well as funds collected during the organisation of events. Its objectives are:<\/p>\n