英文摘要 |
In cases of child sexual assault, there is often no obvious evidence, and investigations can only rely on the testimony provided by the child victim. In order to obtain good quality testimony from children, a good judicial inquiry framework is required. This article discusses the forensic interviewer's (who began in 2017) mental process of participating in child sexual abuse cases through in-depth interviews with 5 such interviewers. The study found that the role of the forensic interviewer is indispensable in protecting children or mentally handicapped people from sexual abuse. Several points were found to be important. First, workplace factors influence the forensic interviewer's willingness to attend. In addition, it was also pointed out that the training content related to this role should be further strengthened, gender was not the main factor for establishing relationships, and there was initial pressure in the inquiries. There must be enthusiastic support for this role and other directions that could be employed need to be refined. This study also analyzes the difficulties faced by current forensic interviewers and proposes future directions that could beneficially be employed. |