SAPS Childs Safety Of Teens Personal Safety

You have the right to say NO.
No one has the right to force you into sexual activity, no matter what your relationship with this person is.
This means no-one can force you to have sex, or to touch you in a sexual way without your consent, or force you to perform sexual activities you find unpleasant or humiliating.
Be open with your parents, female schoolteacher or your friend if you came across or were made to, or asked to have sexual intercourse with a man without your consent.
Never hitch-hike.
Do not walk alone at night.
Do not accept an offer from anybody.
Remember it is not your fault if you are sexually assaulted.
Do not allow anyone to touch you in a way that makes you uncomfortable.
Be firm and clear and say NO! You have the right to do so.
Do not leave a party or social event with someone you do not know or have just met.
At social events, do not leave your cold drinks or drinks unattended.
Ask friends to help you if you say NO!