Social Policy Research Centre

Child sexual abuse (CSA) is a worldwide public health problem. This project aimed to understand better how the Chinese state and civil society act to prevent, respond and help CSA victims. Findings contributed to the development of a more effective system.
Organisations in China and Australia cooperated to:
Since the commencement of this project, the Chinese government has drafted new regulations and new legal practice to deal with cases of child sexual abuse, such as the first case of removing parents’ guardianship from a girl sexually abused by her father.
Social Policy Research Centre
Policy Design, Impact and Evaluation | Chinese Social Policy
ARC Linkage Grant
Australian Research Council, Beijing Children's Legal Aid & Research Center
Tong Lihua and Fred Wulczyn