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Child Sexual Exploitation

Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE) involves the manipulation or coercion of minors into sexual activities in exchange for goods, services, or emotional support. This exploitation can occur online or in person and often involves an imbalance of power, where the perpetrator exploits the child’s vulnerability. Victims may not realize they are being exploited due to grooming tactics that build trust. CSE is a serious crime, violating the rights and well-being of children, and can have lasting psychological effects. Awareness and prevention efforts are essential to protect children and support victims.

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    Child sexual exploitation (CSE) is a form of abuse where children are manipulated or coerced into engaging in sexual activities for the benefit of an adult. This exploitation can occur through various means, including online grooming, trafficking, or through relationships that misuse the child's trust. Victims often face emotional, physical, and psychological harm, which can have lasting effects. CSE is a serious crime, and recognizing the signs and understanding the context can help protect vulnerable children and support those affected. Effective prevention and response require community awareness and collaboration with law enforcement and child protection services.