Search

This study critiques current management techniques of child abuse in African nations and contends that due to a lack of published research on this topic, multi-sectoral partnerships must be formed to augment the well-being of these children.

With a focus on how to improve the lives of children victimized by or affected by forced labour, this article from the BMJ although dated, concentrates on the care and development of these children from a medical lens. In criticizing inadequate policies, the article highlights the importance of...

Freedom’s Children in Protest Movements: Private and Public in the Socialization of Young Russian and Ukrainian Activists Svetlana Erpyleva explores the challenges faced by adolescents in Ukraine and Russia while participating in activism.

Estonian Child Protection Workers’ Assessment Perspectives: The Need For Competence and Confidence This research paper summarizes the opinions of child protection workers in Estonia, evaluating the limitations of deficit-based child welfare work.

CHILD POLICY & NATIONAL STRENGTH: RESTORING UKRAINE IN THE BEST INTERESTS OF THE CHILD This paper evaluates the current child policy in Ukraine while suggesting new ways it could be improved.

Predictors of Parental Use of Corporal Punishment This research paper explores types of corporal punishment used against children in Ukraine while analyzing the surrounding factors that contribute to high usages of corporal punishment.

The Psychosocial Impact of Detention and Deportation on U.S. Migrant Children and Families This article focuses on migrants who face the risk of deportation and family separation and the psychosocial impacts of these experiences. The authors examine and review the current literature on the...