Finnish prosecutors have charged a man with the sexual abuse of 361 children that occurred via social media, according to Finland’s National Prosecution Authority. Both outlets report that the charges relate to alleged abuse facilitated through online platforms, with the number of alleged victims cited as 361. The reports describe the matter as a criminal case brought by prosecutors, rather than a conviction. The National Prosecution Authority is presented as the source for the charging information, indicating that the case has progressed to the formal stage of bringing charges against the suspect. Details beyond the number of alleged victims and the use of social media are not included in the provided summaries. The coverage is consistent in stating that the prosecutor-led action in Finland involves allegations of sexual abuse affecting a large group of children, and that the suspected conduct is tied to online communication channels. The reports do not provide information on the suspect’s identity, the specific platform(s) used, or the timeline of the alleged offences.