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Is there a law that protects children against sexual abuse or other forms of mistreatment?

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Is there a law that protects children against sexual abuse or other forms of mistreatment?

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A| Since 1979 in Quebec, the Youth Protection Act is designed to help children and adolescents in difficulty who are experiencing situations that endanger or may endanger their security or development. Should you suspect that a child is victim of sexual abuse or other forms of maltreatment (physical or psychological violence, serious negligence, etc.), the law requires that you report this situation to the Youth Protection authorities of your region. You will find how to reach them in the section Resources for you – Regional agencies : Québec Health and Social Services.

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