The Latest Breaking News from Sexual Abuse

The data over five years puts spotlight on underfunded hospitals where abuse can often easily be hidden, say experts

Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul is set to discuss his office’s more than four-year investigation into the alleged sexual abuse of children by Catholic clergy in the state going back decades

Move comes after inquiry found children had faced ‘limitless’ cruelty with complicity of institutions

A month-long secret cyber-surveillance operation by the Kerala Police’s countering child sexual exploitation team resulted in scores of persons, including migrant workers and white-collar professionals, getting booked for allegedly trading, peddling, storing and distributing child sexual abuse material

Plans announced by Suella Braverman ‘will not provide the protection from sexual abuse that our children deserve’, Alexis Jay warns

The Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (IICSA), published last October, called for a fixed-term compensation scheme for victims.

Action was taken against persons who searched and shared Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM) on the internet and the raids were part of a Statewide operation.

The National Redress Scheme will receive an additional $142.2 million over five years to further support survivors of institutional child sexual abuse.

British armed forces exhibit ‘culture of institutional misogyny’ despite promises of reform, says parliamentary committee chair