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End Childhood Sexual Violence
We are a brave survivor-centered global movement fighting to end childhood sexual violence.
Sexual violence against children and adolescents is the silent scourge of our time threatening the safety and protection of children and adolescents everywhere.
We demand bold and transformative action from global leaders:
to protect current and future generations.
for victims, survivors, and their families.
for perpetrators and the complicit.
We run several campaigns spearheaded by our survivor leaders.
Currently we are running:
Demand global finance for a global scourge
We're calling on all governments to ensure that survivors have effective access to justice through abolishing statute of limitations everywhere
We are calling for a child rights and protection driven approach to creating a safe internet
Survivors of childhood sexual violence from G7 countries and beyond launched a petition asking leaders of the world’s richest countries to take bold action to end childhood sexual violence - so that what happened to them never happens to another child. Please sign!
On the eve of the 2022 G7 Summit, the Brave Movement announced the End Childhood Sexual Violence #BeBrave G7 Scorecard at an emergency press conference - a scathing assessment of global leaders’ lack of progress to end sexual violence against children.
The Scorecard is the first ever comparative assessment of G7 policies to tackle the humanitarian crisis of childhood sexual violence and clearly demonstrates the need for G7 leaders to take immediate action.
When:
Released June 24 2022
Where:
Germany and globally
Who:
Brave Movement and Allies
Read and share the scorecard!
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Our movement welcomes all survivors and allies to join the global effort to end childhood sexual violence. To do so safely and without harm, we invite all participants and visitors to read the following guidelines.
Advice if you are under 18 and want to tell someone that you are being (or have been) sexually abused
Advice if you are an adult and want to tell someone that you are being (or have been) sexually abused
How to listen to a disclosure from a young survivor under 18
How to listen if an adult survivor comes to you and what you should do