Author's Summary
A CWIN-Nepal study reveals that Nepali kids have a shallow grasp of sexual exploitation and abuse, which varies greatly by age, highlighting the need for better education. (142 characters)
Key Findings
Children's awareness of sexual exploitation and abuse is mostly superficial and strongly tied to their age. The research comes from Child Workers in Nepal Concerned Centre (CWIN-Nepal), which recently released the report. This points to gaps in how young people perceive such critical issues.
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