The content of handwritten newspaper is very simple.

The content of preventing sexual assault on campus is simple as follows:

How to prevent minors from being sexually assaulted?

1. Improve the discrimination ability and prevent acquaintances from committing crimes;

Nearly 70% of sexual assault cases are committed by acquaintances, that is, acquaintances. These acquaintances are usually the people that children are most familiar with, trust, respect, close to and rely on, including relatives, neighbors, teachers, parents' friends and so on.

2. Enhance the awareness of self-prevention;

First, private parts can't be touched. Everyone has the right to protect his body. Vests and underwear are not allowed to be seen or touched.

Second, go together, not alone. Try to walk with friends and classmates, don't walk alone at night or enter remote places, and don't go to dangerous areas such as overpasses, tunnels and entertainment places.

Third, there can be no small favors. Get something for nothing You can't accept other people's food, drink or property cheaply, so as not to fall into the trap set by the bad guys.

Fourth, don't read bad information. It is necessary to develop a good habit of surfing the Internet, avoid pornographic websites, avoid discos, bars, nightclubs and other places at ordinary times, and resist bad information.

How to deal with sexual assault on minors?

1. Keep the evidence. Once you are unfortunately sexually assaulted, the most important thing is to keep the evidence, because there must be evidence to testify against the criminals. In order to collect and preserve relevant evidence, we can take photos, record and other ways. And keep evidence such as body fluids, hair, dander and communication records.

So don't take a bath, wash clothes, clean the room, throw things, etc. without authorization after being infringed. If an acquaintance commits a crime, he should keep records of phone calls and communications, and if the other party threatens or buys it afterwards, he should also leave relevant evidence.

2. Call the police in time. Don't panic when you are unfortunately sexually assaulted. Stay calm. While trying to escape from the scene, try to call 1 10 to call the police or contact your family, so that the police or parents know that they are in danger and send out a distress signal.

3. Be brave enough to ask for help. After sexual assault, be sure to ask for help from adults you trust, including parents.

4. Cooperate with the investigation, truthfully state the transcripts, and shall not conceal, exaggerate or make false statements.

5. Adjust your mentality, don't think it's your own fault, and don't look down on yourself. Communicate more with trusted family and friends, or go to a professional psychological counselor to minimize negative emotions.