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    This document discusses child abuse in India. It outlines the major types of child abuse including physical, sexual, emotional abuse and neglect. It then summarizes the effects of child abuse such as lack of trust, feelings of worthlessness, and trouble regulating emotions. Finally, it provides some prominent facts about the scale of child abuse in India, such as 19% of the world's children living in India and over half of Indian children facing sexual abuse or physical punishment.

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    This document discusses child abuse in India. It outlines the major types of child abuse including physical, sexual, emotional abuse and neglect. It then summarizes the effects of child abuse such as lack of trust, feelings of worthlessness, and trouble regulating emotions. Finally, it provides some prominent facts about the scale of child abuse in India, such as 19% of the world's children living in India and over half of Indian children facing sexual abuse or physical punishment.

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    INVISIBLE

    SCARS

    STOP CHILD ABUSE


    Presented By- Ronnie Kuriakose
    TYPES OF CHILD ABUSE

    • Physical Abuse
    • Sexual Abuse
    • Emotional
    Abuse
    • Neglect
    Effects of child abuse

    • Lack of Trust and


    Relationship
    difficulties
    • Core feelings of being
    “Worthless” or
    “Damaged”
    • Trouble Regulating
    Emotions
    Major Prevention Program Models

    • Public Awareness activities


    • Parent Education programs
    • Skills-Based curricula for children
    • Home Visitation programs
    PROMINENT FACTS

    • 19% of worlds children live in India, 4/10 Aged Below 18.


    • 5,00,000 children in Prostitution in India .
    • 44,476 children Missing as of 2005.
    • 18 million children Living On The Streets in India
    • 69% children are victims of Physical, Emotional, or Sexual
    abuse (every 2 out of 3)
    • Over 53% children face Sexual abuse
    • 65% children faced Corporal punishment
    INCIDENCE OF CRIME AGAINST
    CHILDREN
    It's important that parents and adults must
    learn that children are not property, that
    they have rights too.

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