PRESENTATION

TOPIC: CHILD ABUSE

NAME: FATIMA FAREED (64653)
COURES: PST (111212)
SUBMITTED TO : SIR SADIQ
WHAT IS CHILD ABUSE:
• Child abuse or child maltreatment is
physical, sexual, and/or psychological
maltreatment or neglect of a toddler or
children, particularly by a parent or a
caregiver. Maltreatment may embrace
any act or failure to act by a parent or a
caregiver that ends up in actual or
potential hurt to a child and may occur
during a child's home, or within the
organizations, schools, or communities
the kid interacts
HISTORY OF CHILD ABUSE:
• Child Abuse is not new thing, beaten and whipped at her foster
people before us also do that child home on a daily basis
abuses.
• It is done by early peoples also,
Child Abuses case was filed in
1884 in Great Britain.
• In the early 1870s, child abuse
captured the nation's attention
with news that an 8-year-old
orphan, Mary Ellen Wilson, was
TYPES OF CHILD ABUSE:
• PHYSICAL ABUSE

• SEXUAL ABUSE.

• EMTIONAL ABUSE

• NEGLECT
CASES IN PAKISTAN:
• Over 2,000 child abuse cases 10 cases in Azad Kashmir.
registered in Pakistan during past
six months: Report. International
news data reveal that Pakistan
reported nearly 2,211 cases of
child abuses.
• 1,564 cases were reported in
Punjab, 338 cases in Sindh, 199
cases in Islamabad, 77 cases in
KPK, 23 cases in Baluchistan and
• ZAINAB RAPE AND
MURDER CASE.

• RECENTLY, IN KARACHI A
BOY WAS KILLED BY THE
PEOPLE WHERE HE WORK.
CAUSES OF CHILD ABUSE:
• Mental problems.
• Poverty and unemployment.
• Education.
• Young parents.
• Relationship Retention Behaviours.
• Historical Factors.
• Cultural Factors
CHILD PROTECTION & LAW
• UN MAKE AN
ORGANIZATION WHO
GOVERNES AND CONTROL
CHILD PROTECTION RIGTHS.
• THE ORGANIZATION IS
“UNIECF”
• STAND FOR UNITED NATION
CHILDERNS FUNDS
CHILD PROTECTION &LAWS
• The Children Act 1989 (as amended).
• The Children and Social Work Act 2017.
• Keeping Children Safe in Education.
• Working Together to Safeguard Children 2018.
• The Education Act 2002.
• The United Nations convention on the Rights of the Child 1992.
• The Equality Act 2010.
• The Children and Families Act 2014.
• The Human Rights Act 1998.
CONCLUSION