Few children make up stories about abuse, so what the child says must be taken into account and investigated!
Children’s appearance or behavior may not be determinant about being abused.
Abusers can be highly familiar to the child.
The event usually takes place around the child and in places where he knows.
Women can also be abusive, albeit at a low rate.
Information taken from children who have disabilities is mostly reliable.
It is considered a crime by law that not to report the abuse.
You can report abuse cases to the police headquarters of juvenile bureau chief.
A child who has been abused can be abused again if no action is taken.
Abuse has short and long-term effects, so the society should be informed and made aware of the activities of child monitoring centers which are opened to protect our children who are physically and mentally injured.
Dr. Ryan Ulrich
