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When a Boy Speaks — Move Fast. Not Quiet.

Protect the Boy. Preserve the Evidence. Report Immediately. When a boy reports sexual abuse, the next few hours are critical. Sexual abuse is a crime under the Child Rights Act and the Violence Against Persons (Prohibition) Act 2015. Justice depends not just on speaking up, but on responding correctly. First, ensure immediate safety. If the child is in danger, call 112 or go to the nearest Police Station and request the Gender or Juvenile Unit. Second, preserve evidence. Do not bathe the child. Do not wash or discard clothing. Keep worn clothes in a clean paper bag. Avoid cleaning the location where the incident occurred. If the abuse was recent, urgent medical care within 72 hours is essential for treatment and forensic documentation. Third, report officially. Do not settle privately. Do not negotiate. Report to the Police or the Ministry of Women Affairs/Social Welfare. In cases involving trafficking or exploitation, contact the National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons. Boys must know this: speaking up quickly protects you. Delay weakens evidence. Silence protects offenders. Protect the boy. Preserve the evidence. Report immediately. Message brought to you by The BoyChild Support Network (TBSN). 📞 Program Line: 0813 905 1146