Reports and Papers
35 results found.
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Research Report Child Sexual Abuse/Exploitation Children Effects of/surviving violence
Deflection, denial and disbelief: social and political discourses about child sexual abuse and their influence on institutional responses
A rapid evidence assessment - Summary report
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Research Report Child Sexual Abuse/Exploitation Young People
Measuring the scale and changing nature of child sexual abuse and child sexual exploitation in England and Wales
New scoping report written by CWASU, working with the Centre of Expertise, has just been published
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Research Report Child Sexual Abuse/Exploitation
Sex without Consent Report
New research on young people’s understandings of sexual consent, conducted by CWASU for the Office of the Children’s Commissioner. Using films where young actors described a range of non-consensual sex scenarios, we asked young people how they understand sexual consent and what influences their understandings. Read what young people told
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Book Chapter Child Sexual Abuse/Exploitation Children Young People
Exploiting Childhood: How Fast Food, Material Obsession and Porn Culture are Creating New Forms of Child Abuse
Edited by Jim Wild. The protection of children today is as challenging as ever, as changes in society and the way we live our lives lead to new forms of exploitation and abuse. This book scrutinises emerging threats to the well-being of children, gathering together incisive critiques from leading experts
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Journal Article Child Sexual Abuse/Exploitation
Definitions, discourses and dilemmas: policy and academic engagement with the sexualisation of popular culture
Journal name: Gender and Education Journal page: 24 (3) 285-301
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Research Report Child Sexual Abuse/Exploitation Trafficking
Fertile Fields: Trafficking in Persons in Central Asia
This report is the result of a survey conducted for the International Organistion on Migration (IOM). The survey collected data on trafficking to and from the five Central Asian Republics: Kazakhstan, Krygyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. The report explores; Definitions of trafficking, in particular UN definitions; The extent and
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Papers by Other Authors Child Sexual Abuse/Exploitation Feminist Theory Policy
Child Sexual Abuse Prevention: A Serious Case of Neglect
This is the text of a speech given by Sarah Nelson reflecting on the fact that few people among the caring professions genuinely seem to believe that child sexual abuse can be prevented, or at least that its incidence can be significantly reduced. Presented at: the Open Secret Conference, September
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Conference Paper Child Sexual Abuse/Exploitation Effects of/surviving violence Feminist Theory Health
A Response to ‘Beyond Trauma’ – Appropriate Mental Health Responses to Survivors of Sexual Abuse
This paper was presented by Linda Regan in response to ‘Beyond Trauma: Mental Health Care Needs of Women who have Survived Childhood Sexual Abuse’, a report by Dr Sarah Nelson for the Edinburgh Association for Mental Health (2001). It explores the ways in which mental health professionals have traditionally responded
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Conference Paper Child Sexual Abuse/Exploitation Europe Perpetrators Policy
From Aspirations to Intervention: Trends, Issues, Priorities and Lessons Learned
In this paper Liz Kelly notes some of the emerging trends in protecting children against sexual exploitation in Europe, focusing in particular on some of the more contentious and difficult challenges to our thinking on this issue. The paper outlines the most appropriate ways to protect children from exploitation of
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Research Report Child Sexual Abuse/Exploitation Children Europe Legislation Policy Research Support Projects Young People
Rhetorics and Realities: Sexual Exploitation of Children in Europe
This report is based on a research proposal developed in partnership by CWASU (lead partner), Dublin Women’s Aid, Ireland and ROKS, Sweden. The trans-European Project collected detailed data from justice departments, state agencies and NGOs concerning a broad range of issues related to the sexual exploitation of children. Project: