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==See also== |
==See also== |
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*[[Battered females]] |
*[[Battered females]] |
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*[[Child abuse]] |
*[[Child abuse]] |
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*[[Duty to warn]] |
*[[Duty to warn]] |
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*[[Elder abuse]] |
*[[Elder abuse]] |
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*[[Laws]] |
*[[Laws]] |
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*[[Partner abuse]] |
*[[Partner abuse]] |
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*[[Professional ethics]] |
*[[Professional ethics]] |
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*[[Sexual abuse]] |
*[[Sexual abuse]] |
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==References & Bibliography== |
==References & Bibliography== |
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Abuse reporting is not straightforward, particularly as it usually involves an abuse of power and there are perceived penalties for informants standing up against that power.
Abuse reporting by battered females
Child abuse reporting
- Main article: Child abuse reporting
Elder abuse reporting
Partner abuse reporting
Physical abuse reporting
Sexual abuse reporting
See also
- Battered females
- Child abuse
- Duty to warn
- Elder abuse
- Laws
- Partner abuse
- Physical abuse
- Privileged communication
- Professional ethics
- Sexual abuse
- Victim blaming