Violence Against Children

Violence against children is a phenomenon occurring in the form of physical and psychological violence all over the world. Children are deprived of care, basic social services, health and education, child abuse, neglect, exploitation, beggars, trafficking. Children are still one of the dangerous social groups and face many open issues. The impact may vary depending on the type and extent of violence, but the short-term and long-term impact on children is often serious, devastating and expensive in many cases.

Violence against children is spreading in Cambodia. In the 2013 survey on violence against children in Cambodia, we found that teachers are the most common perpetrators of violence against children outside their families. Experiencing violence as a child can have long-term adverse effects on the physical, intellectual and emotional development of the child. Violence against children affects not only children, but also the whole country. UNICEF Cambodia data show that the health impact of violence against children in Cambodia in 2013 led to an economic loss of $ 168 million, accounting for 10% of the country's gross domestic product I will.

Violence against children is a phenomenon occurring in the form of physical and psychological violence all over the world. Children are deprived of care, basic social services, health and education, child abuse, neglect, exploitation, beggars, trafficking. Children are still one of the dangerous social groups and face many open issues. - Domestic violence includes intentional intimidation, assault, assault, sexual assault, and other abuses by other intimate partners. According to the National Crime Victims Center (2011), the domestic violence aggressor neglects partners, makes them sneaky and continues to humiliation. Unfortunately, it is well known that the victims of domestic violence are not abusers' violence, and they constantly condemn the act.

Violence against children and violence against women often occur simultaneously. It is not surprising that families with intimate partner violence are at high risk of abuse. As a result, many children face double risks due to the effects of these harmful behaviors on their development. Violence against women starts in childhood. Sexual and physical violence many women received during adulthood is also very common among girls, especially adolescents. In a survey investigating the experience of women in the reproductive phase (usually 15 to 49 years of age), the annual prevalence of physical and sexual violence among intimate partners generally decreases with age and the experience of people aged 15 to 19 The rate is the highest 3. This shows that young women, whether children or children, are more vulnerable to violence, or are newly born since childhood, according to international definitions.