Children and young people are vulnerable people in our society in many ways, but when we talk about sexual abuse, the figure is frightening: 1 in 5 children is a victim of sexual abuse (according to the Council of Europe). It is a cross-cutting problem throughout society, regardless of the socioeconomic background in which they find themselves. As family members or professionals (teachers, educators, health, judicial, etc.) it is therefore quite likely that in the course of our lives we will encounter a situation in which we suspect or are certain that a child has been abused,…
