Educational Neglect

A child can be abused physically, sexually or mentally. It can be in the form of injury, neglect or negligent treatment, blaming, forced sexual stimulation and activity, incest exploitation and sexual abuse. Child abuse can take place in homes, schools, orphanages, residential care facilities, on the streets, in the workplace, in prisons and in places of detention. 53% of children in India face some form of child sexual abuse. According to the National Crime Records Bureau, the cases of rape and murder of children increase every year. The growing complexities of life and the changed social economic conditions have exposed the children to new and different forms of abuse. But the sad state of the affairs is that such heinous acts are reported less. It has such a psychological impact on the mind of the child that he seldom gathers the courage to speak about the act being committed against him. If even if he confides the fact with someone, the social factors let the fact being dumped under the fear of family reputation and other related issues. In fact child abuse is a violation of the basic human rights of a child. Child Abuse is a physical, psychological harassment to a child by their parents or-else of caretakers. It also includes the leaving and neglecting of child or children by their own parents. Many NGO’s and Government rules are trying to reduce the Child Abuse, but unfortunately it was unable to stop totally in somewhat minimized. A Child has been compared like a god in India, but many people are harassing the child in both physically and mentally. Many children are facing physical harassment very badly, especially the girl children where they are facing sexual harassment too. Here we are submitting this article with the, in what ways the child has been abused, Government rules and regulation to protect the children from the child abuse