Titlebook: Child Abuse and Neglect in Uganda; David Kaawa-Mafigiri,Eddy Joshua Walakira Book 2017 Springer International Publishing AG 2017 Children

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-31649-5nce Army (LRA) commanders as wives), rape, unwanted pregnancies and sexual slavery. Due to loss of their bush husbands and little support from their parents, the girls had to take on adult roles to ensure their survival and that of their children. Consequently, the girl mothers found themselves in p

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Analytische Testung und Umgebung,ducation 2007, Universal Primary Education 1997, National Orphans and Vulnerable Children Policy 2004; and the Child Survival Strategy 2008–2015. Despite the existence of such elaborate legislation and policy framework, there has been limited evidence of improvement in the situation of children. The

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Building Research Evidence and Collaborative Partnerships in Uganda to Prevent and Protect Children ms of violence including physical, sexual and emotional violence has grossly been undermined in comparison to other sectors by negligible government funding. The meager funding is partly accounted for by the absence of locally generated strong research evidence that provides a costs and benefits ana

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“Situated” Understandings of Child Abuse and Maltreatment in Ugandah their efficacy varies. This chapter argues that the epistemological underpinning of some interventions, particularly in developing countries, is flawed because it assumes a universality of childhoods. Recent thinking in the area of childhood such as the New Sociology of Childhood and sociocultural

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Matriarchy in Patriarchal Societies: Burden of Care of Maternal Relatives and Vulnerability of Orpha homes, maternal kin are increasingly the first line of defence and primary caregivers for children orphaned by HIV and AIDS. Kinship and being a relative of adults affected by HIV impacts the basic rights for orphans in a patriarchal, low-resource setting. We conducted this qualitative study among

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The Female Genital Mutilation Economy and the Rights of the Girl Child in Northeastern Ugandanisms at national and local levels geared towards curbing it. FGM constitutes one of the foremost violations against the rights of girls and young women and significantly affects their welfare later in life. This study established that FGM was driven and sustained by commercial gains resulting in co