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Sexual abuse is characterised by any form of non-consensual physical interaction. This encompasses acts like rape, molestation, and engaging in sexual activities with an individual unable to provide informed consent due to mental incapacity.
Abusers can emerge from various relationships with the victim. They can be:
Identifying signs of sexual abuse is paramount for timely intervention. Observable indicators can be categorised as:
Recognising these signals is a step towards safeguarding victims. It's imperative to offer a safe and supportive environment for vulnerable adults, ensuring immediate action is taken to uphold their well-being and dignity.