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Lost childhood: a 'tight-knit' network to combat abuse and distress
" stated i, shareholder and board member of
was born with the aim of observing society, identifying problems and committing to improve the environment in which we live. For its first event, 28 experts were involved, including paediatricians, psychologists, teachers, magistrates and officers of the Italian police force: all brought together to find concrete solutions to the phenomenon of , which for years now has taken on the proportions of a social scourge all over the world.
The working tables addressed the problem of child abuse in its various forms of physical and psychological ill-treatment, social isolation and poverty, with special focus on the suburban areas of cities.
One the proposals that emerged is the care of the Judicial organs with periodic update meetings and the promotion of a , to foster dialogue and ensure that individual situations are properly dealt with. But that's not all: was one of the topics discussed, in order to introduce potential indicators of distress in the drafting of the healthcare report, and the possible role of training courses for new mothers on the risk of disclosing photos of their children on social media, as they might become subject of child pornography.
In Italy there are about 9 million minors and of these
, 85% of which is psychological, 10% physical and 3% sexual. Alarming data aggravated by the outbreak of the pandemic.
declared , president of On Radar
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