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How Social Shaming Feeds Survivors’ Emotional Dependence on Their Abusers

17/02/2021

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Child sexual abuse is the social exploitation and victimization of a child by an adult, adolescent, or another child. Compared to adults, children find it much more difficult to disclose abuse due to several reasons. An offender can be a child’s known or total stranger. Statistics from the Report of the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) suggest that in 80-90% of the cases, the offender is ‘known’ to the victim. ...

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