Female Paedophile - the hidden truth

The hidden truth.

..."If nothing else, the case raises awareness of a topic that society as a whole - from police officers to social workers, teachers and the general public - has historically failed to acknowledge fully. Women can and do sexually abuse children. What's more, according to recent research, the failure to recognise this can hinder child abuse investigations and the detection of female abusers. Research for the NSPCC from 2005 says there is "compelling" evidence of a wide variety of sexual offences known to have been committed by women, either alone or with a man - from voyeurism to inappropriate touching, rape, penetration and ritualistic, sadistic sexual abuse

Dr Sharon Lambert, a psychologist who has studied female sexual abusers, says: "We still don't really understand what effect the internet has on people, least of all on women. All of the research has been done on men interacting with these paedophile sites. But women are also interacting with them and, as yet, we don't know how likely it is that women who view these websites feel their behaviour is rationalised and validated enough to go on and commit further offences. One thing that is recognised is that women have far more unfettered access to children than men..."

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..."The website and this attached blog are NOT about bashing women. The goal is to highlight the ways in which popular stereotypes of women, motherhood and violence work to further exacerbate survivors’ struggles to make sense of the abuse. It is about highlighting the fact that there are female abusers out there and how society as a whole has dealt or has not dealt with that fact..."