Worst Nightmare: How to Survive a Child's Rape

There are 15 790 cases of child rape that have been reported, with only 14 percent of the perpetrators being convicted. Finding out that...

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There are 15 790 cases of child rape that have been reported, with only 14 percent of the perpetrators being convicted.

Finding out that your child has been raped is every parent’s worst nightmare. It leaves you questioning your ability as a parent and affects the family system.

Rape is unlawful s.exual intercourse or any other s.exual penetration without the consent of the victim. On finding out that your child has been violated, your first instinct would be to clean the child, please don't.

Rape Victims Must be Protected

How you help

Do not bath the survivor. You will destroy evidence
Remain calm and believe the victim
Listen, allow them to express themselves
Take the victim for medical assessment immediately
Remind the medical staff to call the police and open a case
Get counselling for child and family.

Facts

Girls are more likely to disclose than boys
Know your child’s daily activities and people they meet
Note changes in behaviour.

Rape is not about s.ex, it is a tool used to take power and control over the victim and it can happen to both males and females. The emotional effects can last for years. - Daily Sun

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