COMMON MISCONCEPTIONS ABOUT CSE
THERE ARE MANY MISCONCEPTIONS ABOUT THE CHARACTERISTICS OF VICTIMS AND PERPETRATORS OF CHILD SEXUAL EXPLOITATION (CSE), LARGELY DUE TO THE NATURE OF THE ISSUE AS REPORTED IN THE MEDIA.
The danger in stereotyping the characteristics of victims and perpetrators of
It is important that we recognise that victims of child sexual exploitation are always innocent, and it is our responsibility as child protection professionals to respond to all cases without prejudice.
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spotting the signs
There are many ways we can spot the signs that a young person may be being sexually exploited, but even when young people present numerous indicators, it does not always mean they are being exploited.

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