At Switalskis, we understand that for many survivors of child sexual exploitation, a criminal conviction is not the end of their journey.

Online platforms have become embedded in our everyday life. Marketplaces such as Vinted, alongside social media platforms including Meta (Facebook and Instagram) and TikTok, are widely used by millions of people every day.

The Prime Minister, Sir Keir Starmer, has issued a formal apology on behalf of the British state for the historic forced adoption practices that affected an estimated 185,000 mothers and children in England and Wales over the course of many years.

Three men have been sentenced at Hull Crown Court after being found guilty of grooming and sexually exploiting a vulnerable teenage girl.

The recent conviction of former Superdry co-founder James Holder has once again highlighted an uncomfortable reality: sexual abuse is often committed by someone the victim knows, trusts or works for, whilst in a position of power.

Survivors of the Rochdale grooming gangs have once again been left feeling unheard and unprotected, after learning through social media that ringleader Shabir Ahmed is due to be released from prison within days.

For survivors of sexual abuse, the criminal justice process is often long, painful and deeply challenging.

A former Metropolitan Police officer has been sentenced to 25 years in prison, with a further eight years on licence, after being convicted of a series of serious sexual offences against women.