Legal Literacy - This article discusses legal protection efforts for children as victims of sexual abuse by educators, as well as prevention strategies that can be carried out by parents, education staff, law enforcement officials, and the government in handling cases of sexual violence in schools.

Immoral acts continue to be committed by irresponsible individuals, especially in schools, with educators as perpetrators and students as victims. This article contains information about legal protection efforts for children as student victims of sexual abuse by educators, as well as efforts to prevent sexual violence in schools that can be carried out by parents/guardians, teachers/school parties, law enforcement officials, and the government by paying attention to current conditions.

Violence is an act against a person that causes physical, mental, sexual suffering, or neglect, including threats, coercion, or unlawful deprivation of liberty. Sexual violence is an act that degrades, insults, harasses, or attacks a person's body and reproductive functions due to unequal power and/or gender relations, which can cause physical or mental suffering, including disturbances to reproductive health. Some forms of sexual violence include discriminatory or physically harassing behavior or speech, touching, stroking, groping, holding, or rubbing a person's private body parts, taking,…