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Child Safety, Welfare and Well-Being: Issues and Challenges

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Intro -- Foreword -- Preface -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- Editor and Contributors -- 1 Introduction-Child Safety, Welfare, and Well-Being: Need of the Hour -- Introduction -- Phenomenon of Child Safety, Welfare, and Well-Being in Different Social Strata -- COVID-19 and Its Impact on Education and Mental Health of Children -- International Efforts for Child Safety and Prevention of Child Abuse -- Latest Efforts by the Government of India for Child Safety and for Their Welfare -- Need for Reporting of Abuse -- Need for New Legislations for Prevention of Child Sexual Abuse and Child Trafficking -- Need for Systematic Development of Documentation System, Monitoring, Research, and Evaluation of Existing Program -- Prevention -- Strengthening the System with Trained Human Resources -- Intervention: Assessment and Treatment -- Challenges -- Immediate Need of the Hour -- References -- Part I Nature and Extent of Child Abuse and Neglect -- 2 Sixty Years of Child Abuse Awareness: Achievements, Errors and Opportunities -- Introduction -- Achievements -- Errors -- Where We Are at Present -- Opportunities -- What Other Disciplines Can Teach Us -- A Future Challenge -- References -- 3 Bullying Among Children and Youth in the Digital Age -- Introduction -- Cyberbullying, Traditional Bullying, and Outcomes -- Child and Parent Variables Associated with Cyberbullying -- Internet Use -- Psychosocial Difficulties -- Proactive Aggression -- Normative Beliefs About Aggression -- Parent-Child Relationship -- Prevention and Intervention Strategies -- Empathy Training and Changing Beliefs Supporting Aggression -- Develop Positive Parent-Child Relationships Early -- Adopting a Multilevel and Multisystemic Approach -- Conclusion and Recommendations -- References -- 4 Child Abuse and Neglect in India, Risk Factors and Protective Measures -- Introduction.

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Chapter 1. Introduction—Child Safety, Welfare, and Well-being: Need of the Hour -- Part 1: Nature and Extent of Child Abuse and Neglect -- Chapter 2. Sixty Years of Child Abuse Awareness: Achievements, Errors and Opportunities -- Chapter 3. Cyberbullying: Its Prevention and Intervention Strategies -- Chapter 4. Child Abuse and Neglect in India, Risk Factors, and Protective Measures -- Chapter 5. The Need to Protect Children: Increasing Evidence of the Problem of Corporal Punishment in Pakistan -- Chapter 6. Child Sexual Abuse in a Trusted Relationship: Trauma or Confusion? -- Chapter 7. Conflict in Kashmir: Psychosocial Consequences on Children -- Chapter 8. The Law and Practices of Ritual Male Circumcision: Time for Review -- Chapter 9. Child Well-being At The Crossroads: Impact of Work-Life Interface, Consumerism, and Adult Lifestyle Choices -- Chapter 10. Children Witnessing Violence in India: Nature, Risk factors, Impact and Prevention Strategies -- Chapter 11. Untold and Painful Stories of Survival: The Life of Adolescent Girls of the Paniya Tribes of Kerala, India -- Part 2. Status of Children under Difficult Circumstances -- Chapter 12. Children of Stigmatized Parents: Concern and Fostering Holistic Development -- Chapter 13. Safety and Welfare of Children Under Institutional Care: A Situation Analysis -- Chapter 14. Child Safety and Wellbeing During the Covid-19 Pandemic -- Chapter 15. Status of Street and Working Children in India.

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Child Safety, Welfare and Well-being: Issues and Challenges

Deb, Sibnath

This volume presents the unique features of child abuse and neglect and discusses proposed as well as experimented protective measures to create awareness about child rights and their implementation. Divided into four sections, the volume discusses (a) the nature and prevalence of child abuse and neglect, risk factors and impact; (b) issues pertaining to child rights with regard to nutrition, health and education; (c) rights of children with disabilities, HIV/AIDS, and in circumstances like disaster and adoption; and (d) field-based experiences of researchers in protecting child rights and preventing child abuse. The most important contribution of this volume is in providing an analysis of the current legal scenario of child protection, emphasizing the rights of different sections of vulnerable children. Professionals and academics specializing in this area from different academic backgrounds and regions have contributed chapters to this volume, creating a global and multidisciplinary forum for discussion. This volume is important for a wide range of professionals and researchers from the social sciences, law, medicine, and behavioral sciences. It is also beneficial for policy makers and law enforcement agencies working with children. Sibnath Deb is currently professor at the Department of Applied Psychology, Pondicherry University (A Central University), Puducherry, India and Adjunct Professor, School of Public Health and Social Work, Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane, Australia has 26 years of teaching and research experience. Currently he is coordinator of UGC SAP project. In 1994, Prof. Deb did an intensive course on 'Qualitative Research' from the University of Western Australia, Australia. During April 2009 to Aug. 2009, Prof. Deb visited the School of Public Health, Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane, Australia as Visiting Faculty. Prof. Deb has produced ten Ph. D.'s and successfully coordinated more than 50 large-scale qualitative and quantitative studies in addition to publishing more than 100 research papers, writing eight books and editing four. Prof. Deb is in the editorial board of the 'Journal of Interpersonal Violence', published by the University of Washington, USA and consulting editor of a number of journals. During 2004-'08, he served the International Society for Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect (ISPCAN) as Councilor Member. In 2009, Prof. Deb received 'Endeavour Executive Award'from the Australian Government. His current areas of research interest include child protection, students' mental health, adolescent reproductive health, and HIV/AIDS.