‘Both/and’ not ‘either/or’: reconciling rights to protection and participation in working with child sexual exploitation By Michelle Lefevre, Kristine Hickle, Barry Luckock, August 1, 2019 Analysis of data from a two-year evaluation of the piloting of a child-centred framework for addressing child sexual exploitation (CSE) in England revealed an intrinsic practice dilemma, whereby many practitioners experienced profound ontological, ethical, emotional and intellectual dilemmas in reconciling young people’s rights to voice, privacy and autonomy with their rights to safety, guidance and Topics Covered: Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE)ParticipationRisks / risk takingYoung people
They need to see the people they are affecting by their decision-making By Silvie Bovarnick, Claire Cody, March 1, 2020 The Our Voices programme seeks to build capacity and knowledge about the ethical involvement of children and young people in participatory work addressing sexual violence at an international level. The project aimed to build the capacity of the three partner organisations to safely involve young people with experience of sexual violence in participatory advocacy on Topics Covered: Child Sexual AbuseParticipationPeer supportResilience
“If only someone had listened” Office of the Children’s Commissioner’s Inquiry into Child Sexual Exploitation in Gangs and Groups Final Report By Sue Berelowitz, Jenny Clifton, Gareth Edwards, November 1, 2013 This is the final report of the Office of the Children’s Commissioner’s Inquiry into sexual exploitation in gangs and groups. Topics Covered: Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE)GangsReconfiguration of servicesYoung person's voice