Action to end child sexual abuse and exploitation: a review of the evidence
Affiliation
UNICEF and End Violence Against ChildrenUniversity of Central Lancashire
University of Bedfordshire
Issue Date
2020-12-01Subjects
child protectionchild sexual abuse
child sexual exploitation
child safeguarding
international child protection
Subject Categories::L420 International Social Policy
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Child sexual abuse and exploitation is prevalent in all countries of the world and has a significant impact on the health and wellbeing of children and adolescents. This report commissioned by UNICEF: * describes what is known about the extent, nature and consequences of child sexual abuse and exploitation; * reviews the evidence on effective interventions and strategies to prevent and respond; * synthesises these findings within the overarching INSPIRE and RESPECT strategic approach for violence prevention to recommend specific actions to prevent and respond to child sexual abuse and exploitation.Citation
Radford L, Allnock D, Hynes P, Shorrock S (2020) 'Action to end child sexual abuse and exploitation: a review of the evidence '. New York : UNICEF and End Violence Against Children.Publisher
UNICEF and End Violence Against ChildrenAdditional Links
https://www.unicef.org/media/89096/file/CSAE-Report-v2.pdfType
Technical ReportLanguage
enSponsors
UNICEF and End Violence Against ChildrenCollections
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