T-Mobile has been a committed member of the IWF for over 5 years. We are strongly supportive of its effective self-regulatory model which is widely considered as a role model for other countries in Europe and has resulted in the IWF’s excellent record of combating online child abuse content in the UK.
Richard Moat, Managing Director, T-Mobile UK

UK Government, Parliamentarians, and UKCCIS

To help raise awareness of our Hotline and further our work combating criminal content online, the Internet Watch Foundation aims to have its work widely embraced throughout national and local government as well as internationally.

We operate independently of Government, but are closely supported by the Home Office Opens in New Window , the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills and the Ministry of Justice as well as working with the Department for Education and the Department for Culture, Media and Sport and a number of Parliamentarians, Peers and MEPs who take an interest in our work.

IWF is a member of the UK Council for Child Internet Safety Opens in New Window (UKCCIS) and has a seat on the Council’s Executive Board as well as representation on its working groups. Uniting over 100 organisations from the private and public sectors, UKCISS works with the Government to deliver the recommendations from Dr Tanya Byron's report, Safer Children in a Digital World.

Cross-party parliamentary Committees with relevance to IWF include the All Party Parliamentary Communications Group Opens in New Window , the Parliamentary Information Technology Committee ; and the Information Society Alliance (EURIM) .

Wherever relevant and useful, we contribute to Government initiatives and public consultations.

Click here to read parliamentary questions related to our remit.