27/04/2026
The way we tell a child’s story matters.
In cases of child domestic abuse, media reporting should protect—not expose. Every headline, image, and detail has the power to either safeguard a child’s dignity or deepen their trauma.
This Child Abuse Prevention Month, we’re calling on media professionals and the public to uphold ethical reporting:
•Protect identities
•Avoid sensationalism
•Center the child’s safety and dignity
•Report responsibly, not recklessly
Because awareness should never come at the cost of a child’s wellbeing.
See something? Say something. Speak up responsibly.