Sexual abuse of minors represents a serious violation of human rights and a crime that leaves deep scars on the victims. It is essential to recognize the signs of abuse and to understand what the law says to protect the most vulnerable.
Recognizing sexual abuse is not always straightforward, as the signs can be subtle and varied. However, there are some common indicators that can help identify a situation of abuse:
Minors can also engage in abusive behaviors towards other minors. It is essential to intervene promptly to prevent further trauma and to educate young people about mutual respect.
Italian law considers sexual abuse of minors a very serious crime. According to the Penal Code, sexual acts with minors under 14 years old are severely punished, as are those with minors under 16 years old if committed by a person entrusted with the minor's education, instruction, supervision, or care.
"Protecting minors is a top priority, and the law provides severe penalties for anyone who commits such crimes."
It is important to emphasize that the protection of minors is always at the center of judicial action, with specific measures to protect and support victims throughout the process.
If you suspect that a minor is a victim of sexual abuse or wish to receive further information on this delicate issue, contact the Bianucci Law Firm. Our team of experts is ready to provide you with legal and human support to best address any situation.