Recent international standards have evolved to emphasise the police and justice sector’s role in preventing violence against children, including sexual abuse and exploitation. However, there remains a gap in evidence regarding international police cooperation for effectively preventing sexual abuse and exploitation of children, highlighting the need for further development and collaboration.
This case study documents information on existing practices and localised approaches in the Philippines, as well as identifying challenges and recommendations for implementing and supporting crime prevention strategies.
This study is part of a global literature review on existing practices and successful approaches related to the preventive role of the police, especially concerning child sexual abuse and exploitation.
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