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Perceptions of Pedi-speaking caregivers regarding the disclosure of child sexual abuse
(2014)
As a social worker working for the Department of Social Development, the researcher is rendering services to the Polokwane surrounding areas in Ga-maraba village in Limpopo Province. The beneficiaries of these services are ...
Factors contributing to delays in the conviction process of child sexual abuse cases in the rural areas of the Eastern Cape
(North-West University (South Africa) , Potchefstroom Campus, 2015)
Despite the high reporting rate of child sexual abuse cases, the conviction rate in South Africa is low. According to the South African Police National Statistics, 2012/2013 (South Africa, 2012/2013), 66 196 incidents of ...
Reasons why children recant the disclosure of sexual abuse
(2013)
Recanting is a recognized phenomenon in child sexual abuse cases, particularly in
cases of incest. When children report cases of sexual abuse, it often set motions in
their environment to safeguard them from experiencing ...
The role of the social worker in motivating parents to disclose the sexual abuse of their child
(North-West University, 2011)
Child sexual abuse is a serious problem that always has been and will be with families and communities. Child sexual abuse occurs within the family, and parents sometimes expect of the child not to tell, or tell the child ...
The perceptions of Setswana parents regarding the disclosure of child sexual abuse
(2015)
The researcher is employed as a social worker by the Department of Social
Development at Tlokwe Service Point. She was first designated to the child care
and protection programme, and thereafter was transferred to ...