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Understanding to better protect
Learning about sexual violence against children helps recognise it, talk about it calmly, and know how to react.
Key signs
Signs that may raise concern
No single sign is proof on its own, but certain behaviour changes can call for attention and dialogue.
Behavioural changes
Withdrawal, unusual anxiety, sleep or eating disturbances, or regression in young children.
Avoidance
Sudden fear of or refusal to go to a place, activity or person, without a clear explanation.
Unusual talk or play
Sexualised vocabulary or play that is not appropriate for the child's age.
Physical signs
Unexplained pain, injuries or disorders, which should be assessed by a health professional.
Resources
Documents and tools to explore
Resources designed for children, parents and professionals.
Resources are coming soon
This section will be populated by the Voix d'Enfants ASBL team with practical guides and tools.
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If you have a concern about a child, the "Need Help?" page will guide you according to your situation.