A safe court system for survivors was set up and the establishment of units to investigate sexual violence against minors has increased the capacity of police officials to enforce the law. The major issue is that children are not necessarily granted agency when they choose to head a household of friends or siblings because they perceive this as safer than an alternative of having an older male in a household. These children should receive all forms of social protection available to adults in their position, including access to sex education, ongoing support to cope with the pressure on them to have sex or to use transactional sex as payment, and to keep them safe from abuse and from feelings of vulnerability that arise from being placed in the care of males who are expected to keep them safe. The interests of the child need to be paramount.