Sign in
Child Safety & Community Protection

Child Safety Standards

The IEI Tamil Nadu State Centre website and mobile application maintain a zero-tolerance standard against child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE) and child sexual abuse material (CSAM). These standards explain the conduct we prohibit, how concerns can be reported, and how we respond.

Effective 5 September 2026 Applies to IEI Tamil Nadu State Centre website & mobile app Operator The Institution of Engineers (India), Tamil Nadu State Centre
01

Our commitment

The Institution of Engineers (India), Tamil Nadu State Centre, operating the IEI Tamil Nadu State Centre website and mobile application, does not permit content or behaviour that sexually exploits, abuses, grooms, coerces, threatens, traffics or otherwise endangers a child.

We apply a zero-tolerance approach to CSAE and CSAM across public pages, member services, event features, community interactions, uploads, galleries, messages, comments, feedback and any other user-accessible area of the service.

Zero-tolerance standardAccounts, content or activity reasonably identified as involving CSAE or CSAM may be restricted, removed or escalated promptly in accordance with these standards and applicable law.
02

Prohibited content and conduct

Users must not use the service to create, upload, post, store, share, request, promote, facilitate or direct others to content or conduct involving the sexual abuse or exploitation of a child.

CSAMChild sexual abuse material is strictly prohibited in every form supported by the service.
Grooming or coercionUsing the platform to manipulate, pressure, threaten or exploit a child for sexual purposes is prohibited.
Solicitation or facilitationRequests, offers, instructions, links or coordination intended to facilitate child sexual exploitation are prohibited.
Sexualisation of minorsSexualised content or behaviour involving minors is not allowed on the platform.
Trafficking or exploitationContent or conduct that facilitates the sexual exploitation or trafficking of a child is prohibited.
RetaliationThreatening or retaliating against a person for making a child-safety report is prohibited.
03

How to report a child-safety concern

If you encounter content, conduct or an account that may violate these standards, report it to the Tamil Nadu State Centre as soon as possible using the contact details below. Include enough information for us to locate the relevant account, event, page, post or interaction.

Please do not redistribute prohibited materialWhen reporting, provide a page URL, account name, event reference or other identifying information where possible. Do not forward, download or reproduce suspected CSAM in order to make a report.

Email: ieitamilnadu@gmail.com or tnsc@ieindia.org
Phone: 044-2536 0614

If a child appears to be in immediate danger, contact the appropriate local emergency or law-enforcement authority without waiting for a platform response.

04

Review, moderation and enforcement

When we obtain actual knowledge of a potential CSAE or CSAM violation, authorised administrators may review the report, preserve only the information reasonably necessary for handling the incident, restrict access to affected content or accounts, remove prohibited material, and take other appropriate action under our policies and applicable law.

Depending on the seriousness and available evidence, enforcement may include content removal, account restriction or suspension, loss of access to community features, permanent account termination, and referral to appropriate authorities.

We may also take reasonable steps to prevent repeated misuse, including restricting repeat offenders and improving moderation controls.

05

CSAM handling

CSAM is not permitted on the service. When we become aware of suspected CSAM, we take appropriate action consistent with applicable law and our published standards, including removing or disabling access to prohibited content where appropriate.

We do not ask users to send suspected CSAM to us as an attachment. Reports should identify where the concern appears so authorised personnel can review it using appropriate procedures.

06

Compliance with child-safety laws

We intend to comply with applicable child-safety laws, regulations and lawful reporting obligations. Where confirmed or reportable child sexual abuse material or exploitation is identified, we will follow applicable requirements for preservation, removal, cooperation and reporting to the relevant competent authority.

Nothing in these standards limits our ability to cooperate with lawful requests from competent authorities or to take urgent protective action where reasonably necessary.

07

Protecting minors using our services

Some IE(I) educational programmes and events may involve students. Users must communicate professionally and must not use member, event, messaging, gallery or community features to target or exploit minors.

Where an activity involves minors, organisers and administrators should apply appropriate supervision, consent and access controls required for that programme and applicable law.

08

Designated child-safety point of contact

Google Play, users, parents/guardians and competent authorities may contact the Tamil Nadu State Centre about potential CSAE concerns, enforcement procedures or child-safety reports at:

The Institution of Engineers (India)
Tamil Nadu State Centre

Child Safety Contact
19, Swami Sivananda Salai, Chepauk,
Chennai – 600 005, Tamil Nadu, India

ieitamilnadu@gmail.com
tnsc@ieindia.org
044-2536 0614
09

Changes to these standards

These standards may be updated when our platform features, moderation procedures, legal obligations or child-safety requirements change. The current version will remain publicly available at this URL with its effective date.