Responding to the Ongoing Challenge of Child Sexual Exploitation
Child sexual exploitation (CSE) is once again in the national spotlight. Since Elon Musk’s high-profile comments in January challenged the government to act, the issue has received renewed political and media attention. Baroness Casey’s regional reviews are currently underway, and recent coverage has highlighted emerging models of online exploitation – most notably reflected in the Andrew Tate case.
These developments raise urgent questions:
What have we really learned from past inquiries?
Has CSE been effectively addressed, or has it faded from focus?
What are the current risks facing young people today?
Our next free Safeguarding Matters webinar will explore these critical issues. Join us as we:
Reflect on the findings and lessons learned from Rotherham and the Home Office CSE Pilot.
Examine evolving models of grooming, including the use of digital platforms and the exploitation of vulnerability.
Consider the implications of key recommendations from the Rotherham inquiries and the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (IICSA) for future safeguarding practice.
This session is essential for all professionals working to protect children and young people.
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