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Included here are some of the top news headlines The Innocence Mission thinks all of us concerned with the need to confront the crisis in Child Sexual Abuse should be up-to-date on.
The amount of news coverage on issues related to Child Sexual Abuse is vast in some way -- although many important issues do not receive enough coverage. Here are some of the stories we think you should take a look at:
Please feel free to email us with any comments at info@theinnocencemission.org.
- Chelsea's Law Signed By Schwarzenegger, Will Give Some Sex Offenders Life In Prison
More from The Huffington Post > - Supreme Court: 'Sexually Dangerous' Inmates Can Be Held Indefinitely
More from The Huffington Post > - Pornland, Oregon: Child Prostitution In Portland
More from The Huffington Post > - Survivor Advocates For Legal Change In Illinois
More from the Daily Herald > - Boy Scouts' Sex Abuse Penalty: $18.5 Million For Abused Scout
More from The Huffington Post > - RAINN Releases New PSA In Honor Of Sexual Assault Awareness & Prevention Month
More from RAINN > - The Catholic Church Has More Than A PR Issue: Face The Nation
More from CBS News > - Is Your Congregation Safe From Child Sex Abuse?
More from The Huffington Post > - Child Sexual Abuse Is Preventable
More from Teton Valley News > - Beyond The Church: Most Child Sex Abuse Never Sees the Light
More from Oregon Live > - What 'Pimpin' Means And Why It Caused A Celebrity Twitter Feud
More from The Huffington Post > - Orange County Register Slanders Priests
More from The Orange County Register > - Think You Can Spot The Sex Offender In The Crowd?
More from The Orange County Register > - Bill: No Statute Of Limitations In Child Sex Abuse Cases
More from The Hartford Courant > - The Teen Brain: It's Just Not Grown Up Yet
More from NPR News > - The Latest Craze: Chat Roulette
More from NPR News > - Sex Slaves, Human Trafficking...In America?
More from MSNBC > - Childhood Trauma May Shorten Life By 20 Years
More from ABC News > - Orange Grove: Silencing Abuse Victims Hurts All
More from The Orange County Register > - Catholic Church Molestation Survivor Starts Non-Profit To Fight Sex Abuse
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