Child abuse : what role does poverty play? / Donna Wynd.

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Title

Child abuse : what role does poverty play? / Donna Wynd.

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National Library of New Zealand

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National Library of New Zealand Catalogue

Description

This report is a review of the past 25 years of child abuse research and finds higher than average rates of child maltreatment and neglect associated with poverty. The report strongly identifies poverty as a key risk factor in child abuse and finds the government preoccupied with monitoring and reporting but neglectful in finding solutions to the issue. While the government seems genuinely committed to protecting children it is failing to address poverty as one of the key drivers of child m...

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Format

Book

Date created

2013.

Creator

Wynd, Donna, 1961- / Child Poverty Action Group (N.Z.)

URL

http://natlib.govt.nz/records/32532206

Related subjects

Child abuse -- Economic aspects -- New Zealand / Poor children -- New Zealand -- Social conditions / Child welfare -- Government policy -- New Zealand / Poverty -- New Zealand

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