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Sexual Abuse Prevention
When I was first asked why I set up Premier Polygraph Services my answer was this: “If I can use lie detection to prevent one child from being abused or even stop one child who is being abused, it will all be worth it”. At Premier Polygraph Services I’m as passionate about that work today as I was when I first decided to go into this industry. As adults we have to trust our instinct, if you suspect a child is being abused you are probably right. Do the right thing and confront the person you suspect, ask them to take a lie detector test.
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How do you define child sexual abuse?
(source: NSPCC www.nspcc.org.uk)
Contact abuse
Non-contact abuse
This involves touching activities where an abuser makes physical contact with a child, including penetration. It includes:
- sexual touching of any part of the body whether the child’s wearing clothes or not
- rape or penetration by putting an object or body part inside a child’s mouth, vagina or anus
- forcing or encouraging a child to take part in sexual activity
- making a child take their clothes off, touch someone else’s genitals or masturbate.
This involves non-touching activities, such as grooming, exploitation, persuading children to perform sexual acts over the internet and flashing.
- encouraging a child to watch or hear sexual acts
- not taking proper measures to prevent a child being exposed to sexual activities by others
- meeting a child following sexual grooming with the intent of abusing them
- online abuse including making, viewing or distributing child abuse images
- allowing someone else to make, view or distribute child abuse images
- showing pornography to a child
- sexually exploiting a child for money, power or status (child exploitation).
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Why Sexual Abuse Can Happen
It’s normal to want to know why it can or has happened. It’s nothing to do with who you are, or what you’ve said or done. Some people want to feel power and control.
They know what they’re doing is wrong. They might tell you to keep it a secret or try and make you believe that it’s okay. This is called ‘grooming’ which is a way to build up trust with you so they can keep abusing you. Grooming also happens online.
Confidentiality
Prior to the polygraph test, you will be asked to sign an authorisation to release the interview and test results. The individual or individuals who take the lie detector tests are the only people that the test will be disclosed to. As a general rule, polygraph test results are confidential. Exceptions to confidentiality occur when the examiner is a “mandatory reporter” involving child, sexual or physical abuse and when the test is not conducted for a solicitor. Regulatory bodies may have access to tests and test information but are prohibited from disclosing confidential information.
