There are moments that force a nation to stop, to confront itself, and to ask: How did we get here? The brutal rape of a 12-year-old boy in Bonteheuwel is one such moment. This is not just another case. It is a devastating reflection of a society where children—our most vulnerable—are still not safe. It is a reminder that behind every statistic is a child whose life has been irrevocably changed. The Silence Around Male Victims For too long, sexual violence against boys has existed in the...

the internet has become one of the most dangerous places for young people if it is not properly understood and monitored. This article explores the key themes from the conversation and what parents, educators, and society must understand about the evolving risks of the digital world.

For this week's blog, we'd love to share Vicky Abraham's article. Read below and follow the link for the original source! JOHANNESBURG — In South Africa, a child or woman is raped or killed every 23 seconds. It is a daily reality documented by the South African Law Reform Commission. The perpetrator could be anyone. A pastor delivering a Sunday sermon. A politician promising change. A judge sworn to uphold justice. A lawyer defending the vulnerable. A police officer meant to protect. A...