Child sexual abuse and silence culture: discussions on sexism, racism and adultcentrism
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https://doi.org/10.9771/peri.v2i16.34866Abstract
The idea of child protection, especially regarding sexual violence, is a recent social construction and combating this
phenomenon is a challenge in contemporary times. On the other hand, society remains resistant in understanding children as
subjects of rights, which results in a misinterpretation of their respective sexual rights. We thus observe that, in order to ensure
protection, many children’s rights are violated. This literature review seeks to propose a more in-depth concept of child sexual
abuse based on gender, and emphasize the impacts a sexist, racist, and adult-centered culture in the abusive relationship, as
well as its silencing.
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