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Volume 29 Issue 5 (2020) 

Themed Issue: Global Perspectives

Editorial
  • It Takes a Village: Challenges and Possibilities in Safeguarding Children in Low‐ and Middle‐Income Countries
    (Peter Sidebotham)
Original Articles
  • Towards Culturally Specific Solutions: Evidence from Ghanaian Kinship Caregivers on Child Neglect Intervention
    (Alhassan Abdullah, Margarita Frederico, Ebenezer Cudjoe, Clifton R. Emery)
  • The Role of Para Social Workers in Rural Communities in Uganda: Strengthening Community Resilience for the Protection of Children
    (Jennifer J. Driscoll)
  • Prevalence, Severity and Chronicity of Corporal Punishment in Colombian Families 
    (Angela Trujillo, Martha Rocío González, Laura Fonseca, Santiago Segura)
  • Child Maltreatment Portrayed in Bangladeshi Newspapers
    (M. Atiqul Haque, Staffan Janson, Syed Moniruzzaman, A. K. M. Fazlur Rahman, Syed Shariful Islam, Saidur Rahman Mashreky, Ulla‐Britt Eriksson)
  • Child Abuse in the West Bank: Lessons Learnt from a Qualitative Study
    (Yoke Rabaia, Margaret A. Lynch, Rita Giacaman)
  • Assessing the Reliability and Acceptability of an Arabic Language Version of the Child Abuse Potential Inventory
    (Jumana Al Abduwani, Mohammed Kamal Ahmed, Jane Barlow)
Reflective Practice
  • Safeguarding Children in a Pandemic: Pandemonium with Possibility? 
    (Hannah Jacob)

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Published: 13th February, 2019

Updated: 6th January, 2021

Author: Sian Brooke

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