Issue Focus: Child Sexual Abuse
Child sexual abuse is when a child is used for sexual gratification by an older child, adolescent or adult. It may or may not involved physical contact (i.e., the taking of pornographic photographs). Incest refers to sexual activity between family members, or someone who may not be a related family member but is seen as part of the family. Adults sexually abused as children refers to adults with a past history of child sexual abuse. Non-offending parents usually refers to the parent that did not commit the crime against their child.
The following is a roundup of resources on The Alliance site relating to child sexual abuse:
New York State Laws
Child / Adolescent Programs
Chid Sexual Abuse
Child Sexual Abuse
Crimes Against Children
Incest
Missing Children
School Crime: K-12
School-Based Victim Services
Violence Involving Youth
Child Victims and the Law
Extensions of the Criminal & Civil Statutes of Limitations in Child Sexual Abuse Cases
Special Provisions for Children in the Criminal Justice System
Safety Tips for Children: Grades K-5
Safety Tips for Children: Sexual Assault
Safety Tips for Parents
Cyberstalking
Stalking Safety Plan Guidelines
NYCLU Legal FAQ for Minors
Child Abuse Victimization
What You Should Know About Child Abuse (For Children Ages 6–11)
What You Should Know About Child Abuse (For Teenagers Ages 12-16)
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