EXAMINING THE PREVALENCE OF PHYSICAL ABUSE AGAINST CHILDREN IN ANAMBRA STATE
CHAPTER ONE
INTRODUCTION
1.1 Background of the Study
Child physical abuse—defined as the n...
CHILD RIGHTS VS. CULTURAL DISCIPLINE: A STUDY OF CORPORAL PUNISHMENT PRACTICES IN KANO STATE
In Kano State, corporal punishment remains a culturally sanctioned method of disciplining children in home...
THE ROLE OF POVERTY IN PERPETUATING CHILD ABUSE IN BAYELSA STATE
Bayelsa State, characterized by coastal communities and oil-dependent economies, faces high rates of poverty and unemployment, particu...
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AGAINST CHILDREN: A STUDY OF RURAL AND URBAN DISPARITIES IN OGUN STATE
Domestic violence against children encompasses physical, emotional, and sexual abuse occurring within the home...
TEACHERS AND PHYSICAL ABUSE: A CASE STUDY OF SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN OYO STATE
Schools are intended to be safe spaces for learning and development, yet teachers in some Nigerian contexts continue to emp...
THE INTERSECTION OF RELIGION AND CHILD DISCIPLINE IN SOKOTO STATE
In Sokoto State, religious doctrine—primarily drawn from Islamic and traditional belief systems—deeply informs child-rear...
BREAKING THE SILENCE: REPORTING AND PROSECUTING CHILD ABUSE CASES IN LAGOS STATE
Lagos State boasts the most developed legal and social-welfare infrastructure in Nigeria, yet child-abuse reporting an...
ORPHANS AND VULNERABLE CHILDREN: PHYSICAL ABUSE IN FOSTER CARE SYSTEMS IN PLATEAU STATE
In Nigeria, orphans and vulnerable children (OVCs) are often placed in foster care arrangements—either fo...
SILENT VICTIMS: EXPLORING DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AGAINST MEN IN IMO STATE
Discussions around domestic violence in Nigeria are often centered on women and children, with little attention given to male vict...
SOCIETAL STIGMA AND MALE VICTIMHOOD: A STUDY OF VIOLENCE AGAINST MEN IN LAGOS STATE
Violence against men—physical, emotional, or psychological—remains a largely unacknowledged phenomenon...
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