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Article Vol. 2 No. 3 (2019) PP. 179 - 191

Psychological study of victims of Child Abuse and Trafficking

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Deeksha Karunakar
India
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With the rising crimes around the world, we have observed that the victims of the crime not only go through physical abuse but have a traumatized mental image to survive with. The victims of the crimes are mostly observed as children and the surviving victims have a lifelong mental impact in their lives. The abuse children go through is beyond our imagination and it also affects their life choices. Even child trafficking for child labour and sexual exploitation not only violates their fundamental rights but also cause a major mental health problem. The physical abuse can be healed by time but the constant mental image of the crime survives and is not something many people focuses on. These abuses cause a lot of change in personality and thinking capability of the victims

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International Journal of Law Management and Humanities, Volume 2, Issue 3, Page 179 - 191
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