Spectacular cases of child sexual abuse (CSA) dominate media coverage again and again, shaping our knowledge about a topic that is as sensitive as it is taboo. To date, a scholarly overview of the current state of media coverage of SBC has been lacking. This book attempts to shed light on the connections between SBCs and the media in a variety of ways, incorporating different studies and perspectives from practitioners. It thus provides a comprehensive overview of relevant issues raised in the context of CSA and the media. With contributions by Nina Apin, Fatma Celik, Nicola Doring, Simone Eelmaa, Adrian Etzel, Jorg M. Fegert, Jelena Gerke, Cornelia Helfferich, Ulrike Hoffmann, Edith Huber, Josephine Ischebeck, Beyza Karabas, Barbara Kavemann, Kathrin Lipke, Maria Murumaa-Mengel, Bianca Nagel, Mikkel Rask Pedersen, Stjepka Popovic, Miriam Rassenhofer, Jimmy Sanderson, Daniela Stelzmann, Maximilian von Heyden, Jens Wagner, Melinda Weathers and Tereza Zavadilova.