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Table of Contents
3.5.4.4 Characteristics of suspects and persons convicted 205
3.5.5 Trends 207
3.5.6 Conclusion 209
3.6 After-care for and supervision of sex offenders 210
3.6.1 Introduction 210
3.6.2 Legal framework 212
3.6.3 Integrated approach, after-care for and supervision of offenders 220
3.6.3.1 Starting points 221
3.6.3.2 Phases in the integrated approach 225
3.6.4 Youth offenders 235
3.6.5 Probation and after-care – quantitative data 237
3.6.6 Conclusion 242
3.7 Victim assistance 243
3.7.1 Introduction 243
3.7.2 Provision of assistance to victims of sexual abuse 244
3.7.3 Provision of assistance to victims of sexual abuse within the context
of child pornography 248
3.7.4 Provision of assistance to victims of the distribution, possession
and viewing of child abuse material 250
3.7.5 The Amsterdam sexual abuse case 251
3.7.6 Conclusion 254
3.8 Public-private sector partnerships in the Netherlands in the matter of child pornography 255
3.8.1 Introduction 255
3.8.2 Interplay of forces in public-private sector partnerships 256
3.8.3 Concrete (actions of ) public-private sector partnerships 260
3.8.3.1 Private sector 262
3.8.3.2 Intermediate-level social organisations 269
3.8.4 Direction of public-private sector partnerships in the Netherlands 271
3.8.5 Conclusion 276
4 Conclusions and recommendations 279
4.1 Core message 279
4.2 Where do matters stand at present? 280
4.2.1 <strong>Child</strong> pornography as a complex phenomenon 280
4.2.2 The government agenda 281
4.2.3 Implementation 283
4.2.3.1 General 283
4.2.3.2 Prevention 283
4.2.3.3 Identification and registration 285
4.2.3.4 Detection 286
4.2.3.5 Prosecution and trial 287
4.2.3.6 After-care and supervision 288
4.2.3.7 Victim assistance 289
4.2.3.8 Public-private sector partnerships 290
4.3 Connections 290
4.4 Specification and recommendations 291
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