Doctors to interview Kurla abuse victim, parents The six-member doctors’ panel at Nair hospital will on Wednesday interview the six-year-old senior KG student and his parents. http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/2013-04-03/mumbai/38247047_1_medical-report-police-custody-nagpada Nirbhaya inmates to be trained… Read More
Most parents choose to play down an incident of sexual abuse even if it does come to their notice, fearing that their child would be impacted negatively from the reactions of those around… Read More
Q . @content_rules : To start with, Svati, could you tell us why the SMJ team took up CSA as one of the topics for the show. #CSAAM A. @CSAawareness It’s a widespread… Read More
What to watch out for in children: Acting out in an inappropriate sexual way with toys or objects Nightmares, sleeping problems Becoming withdrawn or very clingy Becoming unusually secretive Sudden unexplained personality changes,… Read More
Who can forget the powerful episode on Child Sexual Abuse in Satyamev Jaate last year by Aamir Khan? Here is the video if you have nt watched it. - http://www.satyamevjayate.in/issue02/
Making Daughters Safe Again, a non-profit organization for mother-daughter sexual abuse survivors has an annual retreat coming up in April, in NJ, USA. The following link will provide you with information on the… Read More
An upcoming event at the University of Edinburgh. Researching Child Sexual Abuse in India: Methodology and Findings Speaker(s): Shubhada Maitra (Tata Institute of Social Sciences) Date and Time: 3rd Apr 2013 17:00 – 18:30 Location: Seminar Room 3,… Read More
There is no universal definition of child sexual abuse. However, a central characteristic of any abuse is the dominant position of an adult that allows him or her to force or coerce a… Read More
Svati Bhatkal, Co director and Head of Field Research, Satyamev Jayate will join us for a twitter chat on their Child Sexual Abuse research and episode on 1st April, 2013 between 12 noon to… Read More
Psychologist speak – Busting the CSA taboo. Communication is the key.
