Child Sexual Abuse: What Can Governments Do?
Child Sexual Abuse: What Can Governments Do?
Child Sexual Abuse in Global Perspective: Key Issues
Rekha Wazir (2000) "Child Sexual Abuse in Global Perspective: Key Issues", Paper presented at the conference on Child Sexual Abuse, Helsinki, 1 November 2000. Organised by Vaestoliitto - The Family Federation of Finland.
 
Child Sexual Abuse: What Can Governments Do?

Rekha Wazir and Nico van Oudenhoven (eds.) (1998). Child Sexual Abuse: What Can Governments Do: A Comparative Investigation Into Policy Instruments Used in Belgium, Germany, Britain, The Netherlands, Norway. Kluwer Law International: The Hague.
 
 
Summary:Governments often appear powerless in the face of child sexual abuse within the family. They are increasingly appealed to when yet another scandal erupts. But how can governments help these children? What can be done to prevent child sexual abuse from happening in the first place? This international comparative study describes how governments can do more than they are actually doing and how they can make better use of available policy instruments. The core of the book is formed by an investigation of the policies of governments and their use of policy instruments in five Western European nations.