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Related topics (child labour, abuse, slavery, child soldier etc.) - Child abuse (domestic, sexual) - Sexual exploitation |
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National Child Protection Clearinghouse. Australian Institute of Family Studies. (2002). Child Abuse and Family Violence in Aboriginal Communities - Exploring Child Sexual Abuse in Western Australia. 88 p. "Within the Australian Indigenous community, family violence is commonly used as a broad term, encompassing all forms of violence between members of a kinship group or the immediate community. Concomitantly, abuse of Indigenous children, and particularly sexual abuse, is generally viewed as a community issue, rather than within the narrower nuclear family context used in the non-Indigenous community. The two bodies of knowledge (child abuse within the Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities) also differ in terms of their 'ways of knowing' - knowledge on Indigenous issues frequently coming from personal experience."
http://www.aifs.gov.au/nch/pubs/reports/wabrief.pdf |
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NGO Group for the Convention on the Rights of the Child . (2010). Reporting on the OPSC and OPAC: A Guide for Non- Governmental Organizations. 80 p. "This guide aims to promote the understanding of, and effective reporting on, the OptionalProtocol to the Convention on the Rights of the Child on the Sale of Children, Child Prostitution and Child Pornography (OPSC) and the Optional Protocol to the Conventionon the Rights of the Child on the Involvement of Children in Armed Conflict (OPAC), by NGOs. The reporting processes on the OPSC and OPAC provide an opportunity for national and international Non-governmental Organizations (NGOs) to monitor States’ efforts in implementing the provisions of both these treaties, which cover some of the worst violations of child rights."
http://www.crin.org/docs/Guide_OP_web.pdf |
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Powell, A. (1886). The Moral Elevation of Girls. In Philanthropist, 1 (February 1886), pp. 5-6. In this article, Powell especially emphasized the importance of well-to-do "ladies" providing examples to working women to help them resist the temptations that purity reformers believed went hand-in-hand with working in factories and department stores. This emphasis highlighted the class aspects of both purity reform and the age-of-consent campaign--daughters who did not go out to work, reformers believed, remained protected within their families. Working women were preyed upon by seducers, often their employers, supervisors, or customers.
http://womhist.binghamton.edu/aoc/doc2.htm |
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Priebe, G. (2009). Adolescents’ experiences of sexual abuse Prevalence, abuse characteristics, disclosure, health and ethical aspects. 114 p. The purpose of this thesis was to investigate aspects of self-reported sexual abuse during childhood and adolescence in a population-based study of Swedish high school students. The aim of this thesis was first to investigate the lifetime prevalence of sexual abuse of varying severity and characteristics as well as the associations between sexual abuse, gender, socio-demographic characteristics and consensual sexual experiences.
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Queensland Crime Commission. (2000). Child Sexual Abuse in Queensland: The Nature and Extent. 158 p. It "is a wide-ranging inquiry into the sexual abuse of children in Queensland. Volume 1 reports on the nature and extent of the problem and the characteristics of offenders and their victims."
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