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Department of Police, SAPS and the NPA ➔ young (younger than seven) and cannot write their names, but can give an account of what happened, the police official who interviews the child must make a statement of the interview conducted with the child. Victims of sexual offences must undergo a medical examination, even if the offence took place more than 72 hours before reporting the crime and even if the victim has already washed. xi The police official must inform the parents/guardians of a child victim that they may accompany the child during their medical examination. If a parent/guardian of a child victim cannot be found or withholds consent for the medical examination, the police official must apply to a magistrate, in terms of section 335B of the Criminal Procedure Act, for consent to conduct the medical examination. xii The police official must provide the victim with a list of health facilities that provide PEP xiii and must provide the victim with information about ➔ 217
Government-funded programmes and services for vulnerable children in SA ➔ local organisations that are willing and able to provide counselling and other support services. xiv The specialised prosecution of acts of domestic violence and sexual offences against, especially, women and children The National Director of Public Prosecutions is vested with the power to prosecute alleged perpetrators of criminal activities. xv The Sexual Offences and Community Affairs Unit within the NPA is a specialised unit responsible for the prosecution of sexual offences and domestic violence against women and children. xvi Targeted beneficiaries Women and children who are victims of sexual offences and domestic violence Sexual Offences and Community Affairs Unit of the NPA Thuthuzela Centres Thuthuzela Care Centres are one-stop facilities that have been established under the leadership of the NPA’s Sexual Offences and Community Affairs Unit. They are, however, facilitated by multiple partners, including the departments of Justice, Health, Education, Treasury, Correctional Services, SAPS, Social Development and designated civil society organisations. They are multi-purpose ‘one-stop’ integrated centres of care and support for victims of sexual abuse. Targeted beneficiaries Victims of sexual assault The centres are established under the leadership of the NPA’s Sexual Offences and Community Affairs Unit. They are, however, run and services are provided by a range of collaborating partners, including the departments of Justice, Health, Education, Treasury, Correctional Services, SAPS, Social Development and designated civil society organisations. They are primarily donor funded and there are 17 centres in South Africa. xvii ➔ 218
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