The use of secure settings to protect vulnerable children at risk of sexual exploitation needs to be overhauled as it is failing to prevent further abuse, according to a major safeguarding review.
A serious case review (SCR) into large-scale child sexual exploitation (CSE) in Newcastle found that restricting the liberty of children is failing in one of its key objectives, to prevent perpetrators making contact with victims.
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