The WHO defines sexual violence broadly—not just physical acts, but also coercion, threats, and unwanted sexual behavior. Many youth we support suffer deep emotional wounds, not just physical harm. Sextortion cases, especially among boys, are rising, leaving victims feeling violated and ashamed. Sexuality is deeply personal and tied to human dignity. We must teach children to value their own and others’ sexuality—not just for safety, but to live with respect and dignity.

The time children spend using smartphones and the internet tends to increase as they grow older. According to a survey conducted by the...

Human Trafficking is when a perpetrator takes a victim under his or her control for the purpose of exploitation. It is not only a crime...