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We exist to prevent child sexual abuse and support survivors in Hong Kong. Learn how to stop it before it starts.
我們以預防兒童性侵及支援倖存者為己任。

Stop It Now Hong Kong

How common is child sexual abuse? Who are the victims? Who abuses children? Our report helps everyone in making evidence-informed responses that best protect as many children as possible from sexual abuse.

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Launching Stop It Now: Self-Help Platform to Prevent Child Sexual Abuse 1080 1350 TALK Hong Kong

Launching Stop It Now: Self-Help Platform to Prevent Child Sexual Abuse

TALK HK launches early intervention tool Stop It Now, first of its kind in Hong Kong, to provide self-guided support for people concerned about their sexual thoughts toward children.

New Report Published: Sentencing for Sexual Offences Involving Children in Hong Kong 1990–2025 1653 2336 TALK Hong Kong

New Report Published: Sentencing for Sexual Offences Involving Children in Hong Kong 1990–2025

A landmark study by TALK HK and HKU Law analysing child sexual offence sentencing in Hong Kong (1990–2025) and key priorities for legal reform.

Your Support Protecting Child Witnesses in Court Proceedings 1080 1350 TALK Hong Kong

Your Support Protecting Child Witnesses in Court Proceedings

We urge you to respond to the Security Bureau’s public consultation on their recommendations for reforming the sexual offence laws so that every voice is heard.

TALK Hong Kong Welcomes Martin M. T. Law as Vice-Chair of the Board 500 500 TALK Hong Kong

TALK Hong Kong Welcomes Martin M. T. Law as Vice-Chair of the Board

Mr. Law brings over 30 years of extensive experience across the financial, corporate governance, and strategic leadership sectors.

16% of children suffer sexual abuse (HK)

16%

1 in 5 girls and 1 in 9 boys sexually abused before 18

96%

of child sexual abuse cases are unreported

29%

of reported victims are neurodiverse

from TALK’s ground breaking report

Our report estimates child sexual abuse in Hong Kong prevalence and reviews official data trends 2015-2024. A must-read on what we do and don’t know about CSA.

child sexual abuse in Australia is widespread, enduring and intolerable

From Mathews B et al. (2023) The prevalence of child maltreatment in Australia: findings from a national survey. Med J Aust. 218 (6).

28.5% of children suffer sexual abuse (AU)

37%

of females (19% of males)

~25%

experienced contact child sexual abuse

12.9%

perpetrators known adolescents under 18

10% of children suffered sexual abuse (UK)

15%

15% of girls (5% of boys) sexually abused before 16

37%

were abused in their own home

61%

of child victims don't tell

most sexual abuse isn’t reported

From the UK’s Centre of expertise on child sexual abuse (CSA Centre) – a multi-disciplinary team, funded by the Home Office.

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