United Nations and the Problem of Women and Children Abuse in Third World Nations

Kawewe and Dibie argue that governments, the UN, NGOs, parents and human services professionals have failed to significantly curb the cruelty to children, especially the girl child and young women, practiced worldwide.

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Published in:Social justice (San Francisco, Calif.) Calif.), 1999-03, Vol.26 (1 (75)), p.78-98
Main Authors: Kawewe, Saliwe, Dibie, Robert
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Arranged marriage
Child abuse
Child abuse & neglect
Child labor
Child molestation
Child rearing
Child welfare
Childrens rights
Crime
Culture
Developing countries
Domestic violence
Girls
Homelessness
Human rights
International
International cooperation
International Human Rights
International relations
Laws, regulations and rules
LDCs
Prostitution
Protection and preservation
Religion
Social services
Social welfare
Social work
Third World
United Nations
Welfare
Women
Womens rights
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Summary:Kawewe and Dibie argue that governments, the UN, NGOs, parents and human services professionals have failed to significantly curb the cruelty to children, especially the girl child and young women, practiced worldwide.
ISSN:1043-1578
2327-641X