The importance of the complaint

Currently, considerable progress has been made with the importance of the complaint, although there are still many important obstacles to carrying it out. When the environment does not believe the child or silences him without carrying out the complaint at the time it occurs, it aggravates the situation of the minor, and that cataclysm in the psyche makes itself heard.

The magnitude of the impact caused by a sexual assault on the child’s psyche can be graphed as a tsunami or an earthquake, and we imagine the child’s psyche after the abuse equal to the space after these natural phenomena occur.

When a child dares to speak, the reaction of the environment will be fundamental in overcoming this trauma, because there is a possibility that the child may feel protected and the wounds he carries may begin to heal.

As for the signs or symptoms, a list of the same effects in all victims can be made.

Abuse fundamentally compromises:

• The idea of ​​the future.
• The idea of ​​how that child is going to build his bond with the others.
• Trust in the other.
• The possibility of feeling safe in spaces, among others.

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Community and school awareness campaign

The Safe Childhood project is run by the United States Attorney’s Offices and the Criminal Division’s Obscenity and Child Exploitation Section, the Safe Childhood Project, and brings together federal, state, and local resources to:

• Locate, arrest and prosecute people who sexually exploit children.
• Identify and rescue sexually exploited victims.

Likewise, under this project, effective community and school awareness campaigns are developed, focusing on important issues such as:

• Cyber bullying.
• Sexting: minors who take sexually explicit photos of themselves and post them on the Internet.
• Predators of minors on the Internet and their typical modus operandi.
• Prevention of the dissemination of personal information over the Internet.
• Information for parents and schools that need additional resources.

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