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Child Sexual Exploitation Explained
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Child Sexual Exploitation Explained
The sexual exploitation of children and young people doesn’t always involve
physical contact. Increasingly, it’s taking place through technology – with young
people being coerced or manipulated into (most commonly) sharing nude or semi-nude images of themselves, holding explicit conversations via online messaging or texts,
or conducting sexual activity on webcams. Even without direct contact with the
offender, the risks to a child’s mental and emotional wellbeing are
incalculable – and it can be extremely difficult to ascertain whether a child or young person is (or has been) exploited in this way. Our short video will help trusted adults to begin understanding this difficult topic.
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