Sexual Exploitation
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| Originally published | October 1984 |
| Authors | Diana E. H. Russell |
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| ID | 2064488 |
About Sexual Exploitation
Diana Russell analyses and compares the prevalence and causes of three forms of sexual exploitation -- rape, child sexual abuse, and sexual harassment in the workplace. . . .
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Police target online sex offenders with new campaign
Police Scotland has launched a campaign targeting paedophiles who groom children online, with internet usage increases during The Virus lockdown.
the officers said, The Social distance created by constraints of the prompt by coronavirus, a "period of increased risk" for Sexual Exploitation of children.
you have started a Social Media campaign with the title #GetHelpOrGetCaught.
It is developed with the aim to offend the men, the thought of a history of offending or who are in danger.
The Campaign features a video warning potential perpetrators, the care of the children is just as unacceptable online as if conducted face-to-face.
Assistant Chief Constable Duncan Sloan said, the protection of children against abuse online, was "one of our top priorities", and was a particular Problem in lockdown.
He Said : "We Are aware that people are home, that you have more time to access The Internet , and that the potential risk of child maltreatment, therefore, extremely high.
"Online sexual abuse is not virtual, its effects are real. Care, indecent, communication, and caused children to participate in sexual activity are all serious crimes.
"the perpetrators and arrested are identified, and the consequences of their actions, not only a conviction, but the potential loss of family, reputation and work or livelihood. Perpetrators are responsible for their actions, it is up to you to act and stop to get help or get Caught . "
The video warns of offenders, the care is no less serious when done online rather than face-to-faceThe Campaign , which Will cost About £55,000, runs over Social Media platforms, such as Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat and YouTube, for an initial period of four weeks.
Stuart Allardyce, Director of The Campaign group to Stop It Now Scotland, said that many of the men who had been Caught committing online crimes, and said they knew what they were doing was wrong, but that you don't know How To stop.
His group operates a Hotline for potential perpetrators, and he asked them, "reach out to us for the confidential and anonymous help."
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Source of news: bbc.com