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Featured news and stories

Police record over 10,000 online child sex crimes in a year for the first time

We are calling on the government to make Online Harms legislation a priority this autumn.

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New report shows teenagers at heightened risk of some types of abuse offences compared to younger children

Our new report has looked at the scale of abuse against teenagers, and highlights their heightened risk of experiencing physical and sexual abuse offences compared with younger children.

Child sexual offences jump 57% in 5 years

New figures recorded more than 73,500 child sex offences recorded by UK police in 2019/20. We're calling the Government to publish its Child Sexual Abuse Strategy that puts victims and prevention at its core

Record numbers contact the NSPCC with concerns during lockdown

We call on government to explain in detail how they will support children’s physical and mental recovery from abuse and trauma suffered during lockdown.

We’re calling on government to make it illegal for all adults to have sexual activity with children in their care

We are submitting a new petition to the Ministry of Justice to make it illegal for all adults to engage in sexual activity with any young person under 18 in their care.

Calls about domestic abuse highest on record following lockdown increase

We're calling ministers to amend the Domestic Abuse Bill to recognise how violence and coercive control can affect children.