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What is child sexual abuse?
Child sexual abuse (CSA) refers to the involvement of a child, a person under 18 years old, in sexual activity that violates the laws or social taboos of society and that the child:
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Does not fully comprehend.
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Does not consent to or is unable to give informed consent to.
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Is not developmentally prepared for and cannot give consent to.
Examples of child sexual abuse (CSA)
Physical
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Fondling
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Intercourse
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Oral sex
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Having a child touch someone’s genitals
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Sexual assault / rape
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Sodomy
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Trafficking
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Digital penetration
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Digital penetration is the insertion of a person's fingers or toes (digits) into another person's vagina or anus
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Masturbation in front of a child
Non-physical
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Using a child in pornographic production
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Exposure to x-rated books, movies, or internet content
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Verbal Harassment
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Showing genitalia to a child
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Voyeurism
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Sex in front of a child
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