The socio-cultural context of child abuse:a betrayal of trust

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Guma, M. & Henda, N. (2004) The socio-cultural context of child abuse:a betrayal of trust. In: Richter, L., Dawes, A. & Higson-Smith, C. (eds).Sexual abuse of young children in southern Africa. Cape Town: HSRC Press. 95-109. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11910/7964

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Abstract:
The aim of this chapter is to discuss the relationship between socio-cultural practices, and child abuse and maltreatment. The abuse and neglect of children is a global problem, and yet different nationalities and social groups vary considerably in the way in which they perceive and address the issue.
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25 Aug 2015
 
CHILD ABUSE
SOCIO-CULTURAL PRACTICES
SEXUAL ABUSE
CHILDREN
 
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