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Impacts on all parts of UK
The first TV campaign in the UK focused on child sexual exploitation launched last week with the message that ‘child sexual exploitation can happen to any young person, regardless of their gender or background’.  New research shows 93% of parents have heard of child sexual exploitation, but 29% know little about it and 36% believe it won’t affect their family.  A new TV advert & website (www.csethesigns.scot) show how conversations online can potentially lead to a young person placing themselves in danger and highlight how to spot the warning signs.
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ScotGov:  Child sexual exploitation

The more they ‘look’ the more they find!

Child sexual exploitation | NSPCC

Safeguarding Children & Young People from Sexual Exploitation

Children’s Commissioner:  Inquiry into Child Sexual Exploitation in Gangs & Groups

Stay Safe: Minister launches new educational resource

WePROTECT summit tackles online child sexual exploitation on global scale

Media coverage of celebrity sex crimes has fuelled misunderstandings around abuse

New measures to keep children safe online at school and at home

Hundreds of schools sign up for first ever national safety tool

Internet experts share new techniques to battle online child sexual exploitation

Somehow the term ‘The Great & the Good’ no longer seems to be appropriate for our ‘Civic Leaders’

Would all the child abuse, sexual exploitation & poor patient care still go on if they were rewarded and not ‘punished’?

While being ‘relentless in our search for the truth’, we must be careful to highlight any good practices

Who better to ‘put the message over’

Tech companies & governments pledge to protect millions of children from sexual exploitation online – Unicef

More than 30 children in NI safeguarded in joint operation

The police service must reassess their approach to child protection - or risk failing a new generation of children

PM unveils tough new measures to tackle child sexual exploitation

We owe it to victims to act boldly and decisively

Child sexual exploitation the new “social norm” in some areas

Stopping cyber-bullying

UK and US launch taskforce to tackle child abuse

West Mercia Police has made improvements to how it protects children, however is still not performing well in some areas

Joint targeted area inspections to be launched this year

Police forces must ensure the improvements they have made in tackling domestic abuse are replicated in services to protect and support all vulnerable victims

LGA responds to Children's Commissioner Report on child sexual abuse within the family

IPCC calls for lessons to be learnt on grooming following murder of Breck Bednar

Tech industry fights online child sexual exploitation

Taxi drivers and bouncers could help tackle child sex abuse

Our vital stand against child sexual exploitation – Jane Cummings

AJC:  Bristol seminar - Reframing the commissioning of services for child sexual abuse – (29 February 2016)
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