Stop Crimes Against Children Act: Enhancing National Strategy for Child Protection.
This Act mandates the federal government to integrate new, evidence-based practices into the National Strategy for Child Exploitation Prevention. This means child protection systems must collaborate more closely with nonprofits and researchers to prevent crimes and better support child victims of abuse, exploitation, or trafficking. The goal is to standardize and improve the response of law enforcement agencies at all levels.
Key points
Requires the federal strategy to include plans for coordination with nonprofit organizations and universities to develop best practices for preventing and responding to crimes against children.
Mandates recommendations for Federal, State, local, and tribal law enforcement on how to best identify, prevent, and support child victims of crimes.
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