15th International Congress on Child Abuse and Neglect

Session Details

Child Abuse and Social Policy Poster Session

Tuesday, 21 September 2004 10:00 -10:20

Situation of the Adolescence in Bangladesh: in the context of Violence
  • Mrs Samsun Nahar Aziz, Save the Children Sweden-Denmark, Bangladesh
    • It is stressful working with children and families
  • Dr Lorna Bell, Kingston University/St. George's Hospital Medical School, United Kingdom
    • New Zealand's NGO report to the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child
  • Beth Wood, Action for Children and Youth Aotearoa, New Zealand
    • Protecting children through improving coverage: An analysis of framing in print media coverage of child sexual abuse
  • Dr Michael J Breen, University of Limerick, Ireland
    • Prevention of Children's Maltreatment and Sexual Abuse in Esquel - Argentine Patagonia
  • Irene V Intebi, ISPCAN, Spain
    • The invisible, unheard and unreached child workers (mostly girl children) : child domestic workers
  • Sr Jeanne Devos, National Domestic Workers' Movement, India, India
    • The creative use of charters
  • Dr Verity J Gavin, France
    • Anglican Church response to Child Abuse
  • Philip Gerber, Anglican Church Diocese of Sydney, Australia
    • Denying the humanity of children through textual abuse: Toward enlightenment of professionals in a position to advocate for children
  • Assoc Prof Chris R Goddard, Monash University, Australia
  • Bernadette J Saunders, Monash University, Australia
    • Towards a national approach for suitability checks
  • Netty Horton, Australian Council for Children & Youth Organisations, Australia
    • Looking After Children (LAC), Guided Practice and the "Corporate Parent"
  • Ms Jude Morwitzer, The LAC Project, Barnardos Australia, Australia
  • Ms Bev Orr, Australia
    • Combating child sexual abuse and exploitation through National Policy and Plan of Action
  • Tufail Muhammad, Pakistan Pediatric Association, Pakistan
    • The Role of Community Visitors
  • Barry Salmon, Commission for Children and Young People, Queensland, Australia
    • Disclosed State Failures and Unprofessional Child Protection in Japan: The Second Analysis of the First National Scandal of A Foster Child Death by Abuse
  • Prof Tetsuo Tsuzaki, Kyoto Prefectural Unoversity, Japan
    • Towards a Trias pedagogica of Children, Parents and the (local, national and international) Community
  • Jan C M Willems, Universiteit Maastricht, The Netherlands