Online behaviour related to child sexual abuse. 1. Literature report; 2. Interviews with affected young people; 3. Focus groups' findings; 4. Creating a private space in which to offend. Interviews with online child sex offenders. / Final report and recommendations Robert project summary
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VARIOS AUTORES, Online behaviour related to child sexual abuse. 1. Literature report; 2. Interviews with affected young people; 3. Focus groups' findings; 4. Creating a private space in which to offend. Interviews with online child sex offenders. / Final report and recommendations Robert project summary. Estocolmo, Council of the Baltic Sea States, 2012, 28 p., 43 p., 61 p., 63 p., 75 p.
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Abusos sexuales, Adaptación personal, Características población, Casuística, Conducta, Discapacidad, Edad, Entrevistas, Etnia, Factor de protección, Factor de riesgo, Género, LGBT, Internet, Literatura científica, Malos tratos, Menores, Minorías, Población riesgo, Recomendaciones, Tipología, Víctimas, Violencia, Europa
Abusos sexuales, Adaptación personal, Características población, Casuística, Conducta, Discapacidad, Edad, Entrevistas, Etnia, Factor de protección, Factor de riesgo, Género, LGBT, Internet, Literatura científica, Malos tratos, Menores, Minorías, Población riesgo, Recomendaciones, Tipología, Víctimas, Violencia, Europa
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