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Protecting childhood is part of the game

To defeat childhood sexual violence, every player is essential. Learn more about how you can learn to protect our future champions.

To end childhood sexual violence, we must work as a team

We are placing the issue of childhood sexual violence on the international public agenda in the context of the 2026 World Cup through the voices of survivors and child advocacy organizations.

We are leveraging the context of an event that captivates adults, children, and adolescents alike to win the battle against adult-centered thinking that renders children invisible.

If we want to tackle this global scourge head-on, we need to understand it, talk about it, and commit to it as a team.

More than 393 million

children suffer childhood sexual violence worldwide. These number would make up the third most populous country in the world, after India and China.

More than 1.4 billion people

(1 in 5 women and 1 in 7 men) have experienced sexual violence.

Survivors of childhood sexual abuse are 66% more likely to suffer from major depressive disorder

and 87% more likely to develop problematic substance use, compared to their peers who did not suffer such experiences.

Lets protect the champions of the future

Protecting childhood is part of the game

Child sexual abuse is a problem that affects children and adolescents across all borders. To tackle it, we must play as a team.

Let’s protect our future champions.

✔ Join the conversation on social media using the hashtags #Cuidarlaniñezespartedeljuego and #Protectingchildhoodispartofthegame.

✔ Donate from Argentina

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Learn more about the campaign partners

Protecting childhood is part of the game is a campaign led by Adultxs por los Derechos de la Infancia, with the support of Tauwetter, which brings together people and organizations from around the world to raise awareness of sexual abuse in childhood through the voices of survivors, in the context of global sporting events.

Adultxs por los Derechos de la Infancia is an independent collective from Argentina, made up of adult survivors of sexual abuse during childhood who are committed to defending the rights of children and adolescents. Additionally, they are dedicated to providing supportive accompaniment to adult survivors and to those who protect child victims today.

Tauwetter was founded in Germany as a support group for people who have experienced sexual violence in childhood, adolescence, or adulthood. They combat this type of violence by highlighting the social conditions that enable it.