Sentences with phrase «of abuse of children»

The inquiry has heard a team of prosecutors is reviewing allegations of abuse of children in care which were reported to it by the police.

As a school teacher, I am required by law to report any evidence of abuse of children.

(ii) there would be a risk of abuse of the child if there were to be a delay in applying for the order; or

«While this court must take and does take the issue of abuse of a child very seriously,» the footnote said, «the fact that a trial judge tells parents that unless one of them «cops to an admission of what happened to the child» they are going to lose their child, flies in the face of not only the CPSL, but of the entire body of case law with regard to best interests of the child and family reunification.

Illinois takes allegations of the abuse of children very seriously and will likely put everything they have into proving their case.

Yet this week, the Federal Government and Opposition united to oppose the reporting of abuse of children in immigration detention, amongst things, prompting this series of tweets from Dr Andrew Weatherall (a doctor who cares for children):

Is it possible that the most oppressive parents find in the atonement a conscious or unconscious validation of the abuse of children for a greater good?

An inquiry into allegations of abuse of children living in care in Scotland opens today, with the Church of Scotland among a number of bodies set to give evidence.

If you are surprised at the level of abuse of children by clergy in a country like the US which has a highly developed police and legal system to handle such crimes, consider how high the abuse probably is in less developed countries like those of South America.

2) The catholic church is to disclose all information of child abuse to US authorities in 30 days — up to and including whether the current pope knew of the abuse of children (which he almost assuredly did given his past roles in the church hierarchy); if this does not happen, the the catholic church loses its tax preferred status indefinitely

Indeed, according to the NSPCC, the vast majority of abuse of children and young people happens not by any particular kind of adult professional, but by peers (friends, boyfriends, etc.) and to a lesser degree family members (siblings, parents, etc.).

There are many strands to the phenomenon of the abuse of children and young persons in our time, which is by no means limited to Catholic clergy or the Catholic Church.

The Ministry of Education operated a special unit for sexuality and for prevention of abuse of children and youth that assisted the education system in preventative educational work and with appropriate intervention in cases of suspected abuse of minors.

For years the Howard League and others have warned of abuse of child inmates in secure training centres.

«It is the nature of abuse of children by adults that it creates shame, fear and confusion, and these in turn produce silence.

The proposed NHS teams will be instructed to give evidence of the abuse of children within their area, ipso facto, they will have been the very doctors who diagnosed the abuse initially, therefore from a parent's perspective they are being asked to disagree with their own diagnosis, an issue commented on in the Webster case and acknowledged by Lord Justice Wall as a possible cause of bias in W v Oldham MBC.

(b) if, in a case where an application is made to the court for a Part VII order in relation to a child, a person alleges that there has been abuse of a child or family violence or there is a risk of abuse of a child or family violence and the allegation of abuse, family violence or risk of abuse or family violence is relevant to whether the court should grant or refuse the application (Section 67ZBA of the Family Law Act 1975, and Rule 2.04 D (1)(a) of the Family Law Rules 2004).

Denial of this form of abuse of children is reminiscent of society's denial in the early twentieth century, Warshak writes, of the prevalence of physical and sexual abuse of children.