Child Sexual Abuse Material Policy

Last Updated: January 2026

We maintain a zero-tolerance policy towards any material that sexualizes, sexually exploits, or endangers children on our platform, and we actively work to detect and remove such material. If we find or are made aware of it, we will report it.

Nutaku is deeply committed to fighting the spread of child sexual abuse material (CSAM). For the purpose of our platform, this includes any content featuring characters that appear to be underage or any other depictions of children. We view it as our responsibility to work to ensure our platform is not used for sharing or consuming CSAM, and to deter users from searching for it.

Any content featuring depictions of a child (real, fictional, or animated) or promoting child sexual exploitation is strictly forbidden on our platform and is a severe violation of our Terms of Service. Written content (including, but not limited to, content titles, content descriptions, or usernames) that promotes, references, or alludes to the sexual exploitation or abuse of a child is also strictly prohibited.

For the purposes of this policy, a child is any person under eighteen (18) years of age. We report all cases of apparent CSAM to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC), a nonprofit organization which operates a centralized clearinghouse for reporting incidents of online sexual exploitation of children. NCMEC makes reports available to appropriate law enforcement agencies globally.

Additionally, at Nutaku we endorse and stand behind the objectives of the Voluntary Principles to Counter Online Child Sexual Exploitation and Abuse; a collaborative initiative launched by the Five Country Ministerial (5 Eyes)[1] and backed by industry-leading tech companies to combat online child sexual exploitation and abuse. While some bad actors seek to exploit advances in technology and the digital world, we believe robust, efficient, and flexible policies, as well as participating in and supporting global cross-sector collaboration, can effectively eradicate the spread of online abuse.

If you encounter child sexual abuse material on Nutaku, please report it to us via our Content Removal Request Form. For information on how to report Child Sexual Abuse Material, please refer to the Additional Resources and Support section below.

Anyone can report potential violations of this policy.

For more information on how to report content, see the section titled “How Can You Help Us”.

All complaints and reports to Nutaku are kept confidential and are reviewed by human moderators who work swiftly to handle the content appropriately. If you believe a child is in imminent danger, please also alert your local law enforcement authorities immediately.

[1] The Five Country Ministerial is made up of the Homeland Security, Public Safety and Immigration Ministers of Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, and the United States, who gather annually to collaborate on meeting common security challenges.

If you encounter child sexual abuse material on our platform, please report it to us.

Guideline

DO NOT post material (whether visual, audio or written content) that*:

• Features, involves, or contains depictions of a child.

• Sexualizes a child. This includes content that features, involves, or depicts a child (including any illustrated, computer-generated, or other forms of realistic depictions of a human child) engaged in sexually explicit conduct or engaged in sexually suggestive acts.

* This serves as an indicative list and does not constitute an exhaustive list. For a more detailed description, please review our Terms of Service, under the section entitled, "Prohibited Uses". Nutaku reserves the right at all times to determine whether content is appropriate and in compliance with our Terms of Service, and may, without prior notice and in its sole discretion, remove content at any time.

Enforcement

We have strict policies, operational mechanisms, and technologies in place to tackle and take swift action against CSAM. We also cooperate with law enforcement investigations and promptly respond to valid legal requests received to assist in combating the dissemination of CSAM on our platform.

Our team of human moderators work around the clock to review all content uploaded to help prevent any content which may be in violation of our CSAM or other policies, from appearing on our platform. Additionally, when we are alerted to a potential instance of CSAM appearing on the platform, we remove and investigate the content and report any material identified as CSAM to NCMEC. As part of our ongoing efforts, we regularly audit our websites to update and expand our list of banned search words, titles, and tags, helping to ensure our community remains safe, inclusive, diverse, and free from abusive and illegal content.

How Can You Help Us

If you believe you have come across CSAM, or any other content that otherwise violates our Terms of Service, we strongly encourage you to immediately report the content by flagging it for our review or by submitting a request through our Content Removal Request Form.

When submitting a Content Removal Request, please include all relevant URL links to the content in question and we will address your request confidentially and remove the content expeditiously.

Anyone can report violations of this policy using our Content Removal Request Form, whether they have an account on our platform or not.

Consequences for violating this policy

We maintain a zero-tolerance policy towards any content that involves a child or constitutes child sexual abuse material, and we actively work to detect and remove such material. All child sexual abuse material that we identify or are made aware of results in the immediate removal of the content in question and the banning of its uploader. We report all cases of apparent CSAM to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.

Additional Resources and Support

If you believe a child is in imminent danger, you should reach out to your local law enforcement agency to report the situation immediately.

You may also choose to reach out to and report cases of child sexual exploitation or abuse material to any of the following resource organizations dedicated to eliminating and preventing child sexual exploitation. Reports can be made anonymously and are an integral part in protecting the safety of children.

International Association of Internet Hotlines

National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC)

Canadian Centre for Child Protection

Internet Watch Foundation

We work with multiple organizations whose work is dedicated to fighting child sexual exploitation around the world.