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Tell tale signs of abuse may show
up after school vacations (Read)

 

Palm Beach Co assistant state attorney lauded in D.C. (Read)

 

Nice Guy Molesters think
they're 'child lovers' (Read)

Letter to Irish Justice Minister
re eliminating defenses for
not reporting abuse (Read)
 

Child Abuse Investigations Didn't Reduce Risk -Study (Read)
 

Alyssa Lies (video)

 

Kabul's 'unnoticed' child
workers (Read)

Child abuse streaming
live (Read)

Featured: The Lamplighters

Everybody Hurts - REM (Listen)

Emotional Abuse. You carry the cure in your own heart (Read)

Edwards School
Presentation (Open)

Letter to Judge William Adams (Rockport, Texas) on his beating
of his daughter (on video) (Read)

 

Guardian ad Litem volunteers
could cut advocacy costs
in Ireland (Read)

 

Frances Fitzgerald: Minister for
what exactly? (Read)

 

2-year sentence for child
porn inadequate, expert
tells judge (Read)
 

Irish PM speaks out against Vatican's role in the abuse of
Irish children (Read)
(Video)

Irish police ignore offers of assistance in child protection (Read)
 

No more reports on Irish
clerical abuse (Read)
 

The Cloyne Report (Read)
 

George Gibney
Update (Read)

Open letter to Irish PM Kenny about missing children in Irish care working as sex slaves (Read)
 

Wikileaks: Children under care
of Irish government ended up
in brothels (Open)
 

Article on Irish rapist
Larry Murphy (Read)
 

Research & Reference
links (Open)
 

April was Child Abuse
Prevention Month
So What? (Read)


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How Cuba became the newest hotbed for tourists craving sex with minors (Read)

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Super Bowl: Largest Human Trafficking Incident In U.S. (Read)

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Psychological First Aid for Schools Field Operations Guide: assisting children, adolescents, adults, and families in the aftermath of a school crisis, disaster, or terrorism event. [National Child Traumatic Stress Network, The National Center for PTSD] (Read)

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A Guide to the Mandatory Reporting of Child Abuse (Open)

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International Directory of Domestic Violence Agencies (Open)

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Don't touch me that way Surviving child abuse (Listen)

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