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Some characteristics of perpetrators of child sexual abuse

Besides verification of some previous findings on perpetrators of sexual
 abuse of children, the purpose of this paper is to introduce new knowledge
 about the insufficiently researched, abovementioned subject matter in
 criminology and penology into the corpus of previous knowledge. The paper
 presents a preliminary communication of the project which was focused on the
 examination of socio-demographic, criminological and penological
 characteristics of sexual abusers (N=26) sentenced to imprisonment in 2019.
 Preliminary results describe the profile of perpetrators: they come from
 both urban and rural areas, are under the age of 50, are poorly educated,
 tend to live alone, are prone to alcohol and drug use, and are single
 recidivists or multirecidivists. The offenders are known to the victim or
 are in a close relationship and regardless of the offender-victim
 relationship, these offences most commonly occur in the offender?s or
 victim?s home. The respective results within the existing body of knowledge
 should inform and prevent this phenomenon from occurring in the first place
 as well as to protect potential victims. Hence, much more attention is to be
 focused on evidence-based knowledge documenting the circumstances of sexual
 violence and abuse against a child for situational crime prevention
 purposes. There is a premise that interaction between the potential offender
 and the environment shapes and leads to criminal behaviour. One of the
 effective strategies might be to expose the children to self-protection
 programmes at school and teach them to resist their offender which has the
 potential to result in unintended negative and serious consequences. In this
 context, the situational features of crime, taken individually or in
 interaction with offender characteristics, clearly merit increased attention
 from scholars and practitioners in the field.