A city court has revealed that the three sexually abused siblings in the Prasad Nagar Case, faced cruelty and physical abuse at home as well at the hands of the mother, who tortured them physically after the incident.
Upon going through the medical reports of the children, Additional Sessions Judge Santosh Snehi Mann observed that the victims seem to have undergone repeated torture at the hands of the mother.
Neglect as Harmful to Children as Physical or Sexual Abuse: Study
An Australian study has pointed out that child neglect could be as harmful to children's cognitive development as physical and sexual abuse.
An Australian study has pointed out that child neglect could be as harmful to children's cognitive development as physical and sexual abuse.
"The material on record reveals a very dismal plight of the victims of the sexual assault. Instead of being treated with sympathy and compassion, the children were constantly abused and appear to have been treated with utmost cruelty while in the custody of their mother." the judge said.
Source-Medindia
Try Women, Child Sexual Abuse Cases in Pak in Anti-Terrorism Courts, Government Urged
Adviser to Sindh Chief Minister on Information and Archives, Sharmila Farooqui, has said that cases of women and child sexual abuse in Pakistan should be registered under the Anti-Terrorism Act
Adviser to Sindh Chief Minister on Information and Archives, Sharmila Farooqui, has said that cases of women and child sexual abuse in Pakistan should be registered under the Anti-Terrorism Act
Sexual Abuse In Childhood Could Trigger Schizophrenia In Later Life
Sexual abuse in childhood could trigger schizophrenia and other psychotic disorders in later life, an Australian study seems to show.
Sexual abuse in childhood could trigger schizophrenia and other psychotic disorders in later life, an Australian study seems to show.
Childhood Sexual Abuse Increases Risk of HIV in Gay Men
A new study has revealed that gay and bisexual men who were victims of sexual abuse and social shaming in childhood, are more likely to be victims of psychosocial health problems in adult life.
A new study has revealed that gay and bisexual men who were victims of sexual abuse and social shaming in childhood, are more likely to be victims of psychosocial health problems in adult life.
