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The Sexual Offences Amendment Act (SOAA) protects any person or a victim who has experienced rape, sexual assault, sexual grooming, incest, child pornography or prostitution.
Go to your nearest police station or Thuthuzela Care Centre (usually located at the hospital).
Ask a friend or a family member to go with you.
The police will take down everything you tell them in the form of a statement.
You can make changes to the statement.
Do not forget to get a case number from the police officer. This number will be used to keep you informed of what is happening.
When reporting to the police, the victim may ask for a medical person to carry out an examination.
The findings will be included in the case file.
Do not forget to give the police officers all your details, including your address and telephone numbers.
Even when you move, inform the police of your new contact details so that they can keep you informed.

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