This book critically examines the pervasive issue of sexualized violence against children, exploring its historical, societal, and institutional dimensions. It highlights numerous cases of abuse, including scandals within religious, educational, and sports institutions, as well as the role of digital platforms in amplifying the problem. The authors analyze the mechanisms of denial, cover-ups, and societal complicity that allow such abuses to persist. The book aims to raise public awareness, foster a deeper understanding of the systemic nature of these crimes, and advocate for effective prevention, legal accountability, and support for survivors. Intended for a broad audience, including policymakers, educators, and the general public, it seeks to prompt societal reflection and action to uphold the dignity and rights of children. |