隨著數位科技與社群媒體普及，性別暴力已從實體空間延伸至虛擬網域。近年來韓國「N號房事件」與臺灣「創意私房」論壇案件，揭示了數位性別影像犯罪集團化、跨境化且具高度隱匿性的趨勢。統計顯示，臺灣兒少性影像案件已佔兒少性剝削總數之86%，呈現爆炸式增長。研究者基於第一線實務工作經驗，觀察到現行行政程序（如地方政府發文通知業者下架）在面對瞬息萬變的數位環境時，存在時效延宕、權限分散（警政、數發部、通傳會等）及境外平台難以管轄等困境，遂引發從「數位治理」視角重新建構防治機制的動機 。 本研究旨在探討如何透過數位治理的轉型，提升防治數位性別暴力的效能並採用文獻分析法與實務經驗反思。文獻部分回顧了國際公約（如CEDAW第19號與第35號建議）、臺灣「四法聯防」修正案及日韓相關專法 。同時，研究者以在桃園市政府家暴中心擔任督導與承辦人之職務背景，透過質性觀察與實務困境分析，對現行通報管制流程進行深度探究。 研究結果發現，法律程序數位化之必要：現行行政處分送達方式（如電子郵件送達）在法律效力與強制執行上仍具爭議，導致地方政府對境外業者難以課以罰鍰。治理模式去中心化：發現若能賦權具備專業技術的法人單位（如性影像處理中心）直接執行初步處分（移除限制），而非層轉地方政府，將能掌握移除影像的「黃金時間」技術治理的侷限與突破：單靠傳統的「HASH」指紋偵測系統易被變造影像規避，需引入更進階的「DNA」基因級偵測技術以強化巡航辨識能力。跨境治理的行政障礙：半官方機構在要求境外業者下架時，常因缺乏明確法律地位而遭質疑，需建立具官方授權的跨國對口機制。 研究結論建議，政府應推動「數位優先」的法律改革，建立跨部會、整合資訊系統，以減少行政流程耗損。同時，應推動「去中心化行政」，提升公私協力單位的行政位階，並投入資源研發AI巡防與DNA偵測技術。此外，針對境外平台，應強化國際合作法律框架，賦予防制單位明確職權，方能有效從源頭遏止數位性影像之流竄。;With the widespread adoption of digital technology and social media， gender-based violence has extended from physical spaces to the virtual online domain. Recent cases， such as the "Nth Room" case in South Korea and the "Creative Private Room" forum case in Taiwan， reveal the trend of organized， cross-border， and highly concealed digital sexual violence crimes. Statistics show that cases involving child sexual abuse videos account for 86% of all child sexual exploitation cases in Taiwan， exhibiting explosive growth. Based on frontline practical experience， the author observes that current administrative procedures (such as local governments issuing notices to businesses to remove content) face challenges in the face of the rapidly changing digital environment， including delays， fragmented authority (police， digital development departments， communications commissions， etc.)， and difficulties in governing overseas platforms. This has motivated the author to reconstruct prevention mechanisms from the perspective of "digital governance." This study aims to explore how to improve the effectiveness of preventing digital gender-based violence through the transformation of digital governance.This study employs literature review and reflection on practical experience. The literature review section examines international conventions (such as CEDAW Recommendations 19 and 35)， Taiwan′s "Four Laws Joint Defense" amendment， and relevant special laws in Japan and South Korea. Simultaneously， drawing on the researcher′s background as a supervisor and administrator at the Taoyuan City Government Domestic Violence Center， qualitative observation and analysis of practical difficulties are used to conduct an in-depth exploration of the current reporting and control process. The research findings reveal the necessity of digitizing legal procedures: the current methods of administrative penalty delivery (such as email delivery) remain controversial in terms of legal validity and enforcement， making it difficult for local governments to impose fines on overseas operators. Decentralized Governance Model: The study found that empowering legal entities with specialized technologies (such as sex image processing centers) to directly implement preliminary measures (removal restrictions)， rather than relaying them to local governments， would allow for control of the "golden time" for image removal. Limitations and Breakthroughs of Technological Governance: Traditional "HASH" fingerprint detection systems are easily circumvented by altered images; more advanced "DNA" genetic detection technologies are needed to enhance patrol and identification capabilities. Administrative Barriers to Cross-Border Governance: Semi-official agencies often face challenges due to a lack of clear legal status when requesting overseas businesses to remove content; an officially authorized cross-border counterpart mechanism needs to be established. The study concludes that the government should promote "digital-first" legal reforms， establish an integrated information system across ministries and centralizing processes to reduce administrative waste. Simultaneously， it should promote "decentralized administration，" elevate the administrative status of public-private partnership units， and invest resources in the research and development of AI-powered patrol and DNA detection technologies. Furthermore， regarding overseas platforms， a strengthened international cooperation legal framework should be established， granting clear authority to prevention agencies to effectively curb the spread of digital sexual images at their source.
