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Issue of child abuse requires greater attention

The Vietnam Woman’s Union hosted a workshop on the role of parents in preventing child abuse on November 18, discussing relevant facts and figures as well as practical measures to address the pressing issue.
The Vietnam Woman’s Union hosted a workshop on the role of parents inpreventing child abuse on November 18, discussing relevant facts andfigures as well as practical measures to address the pressing issue.

Participants considered neglect, limited social responsibilities andlow levels of self-defence as the main reasons for violence againstchildren.

Speaking at the event, representative of the unionPham Thi Tuyet Mai said despite playing a crucial role in raising andprotecting the next generation, many parents did not properly understandchildren’s rights, while others used physical violence to disciplinetheir children.

There is therefore an urgent need for more awareness raising programmes and parenting forums, she added.

According to Pham Quoc Nhat, an official from the Ministry ofCulture, Sports and Tourism, a recent research conducted by the ministryrevealed that in Vietnam mothers were more likely to abuse theirchildren than fathers.

He also noted that the government wasimplementing a programme against domestic violence this year in aneffort to tackle the issue.-VNA

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