Who won: Children who commit sexual offences online - youth justice practice in England and Wales

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This research is to help the Youth Justice Board (YJB) better understand Youth Justice responses to online offences committed by children in England and Wales. The objective of this research is to explore how Youth Justice Services (YJSs) in England and Wales work with multi-agency partnerships to support children who commit sexual offences online, and to develop usable improvement products to support continuous improvement of youth justice decision-making and partnership practice in relation to online harms.

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