The role of the social work profession in facing the problem of violence against children with disabilities

نوع المستند : المقالة الأصلية

المؤلف

Head of the Fields Department at the Faculty of Social Work - Helwan University

المستخلص

The issue of violence against children has received a lot of attention in all regions of the world, as children are exposed to excessive violence in almost every aspect of their lives. Many efforts have been made and still are being made to confront this serious problem. It is noticeable through some observations, some statistics, and the results of some research studies that the rates of violence directed at a child with a disability are higher than the rates of violence directed at a non-disabled child. Perhaps this may be due to several reasons, which will be explained in the current  work paper.The working paper aimed to shed some light on the problem of child violence directed at the child with a disability, in terms of: definition, types, statistics, and factors leading ... The working paper also aimed to clarify the role of the social work profession in facing or confronting  this problem. Perhaps clarifying this provides social workers who are working in the field of disability a guide to help them know the professional roles required of them and to perform or exercise these roles. At the end of the working paper, a number of proposals and recommendations were presented that could be used in improving the process of effective confrontation of the problem of violence against children in general and violence against children with disabilities in particular.

المراجع

First: Arabic references
1-     Asma Al-Jaafrawi : “The Problem of Violence against Children”, Journal of Studies in Social Work, Faculty of Social Work, Helwan University, Cairo: October 2017.
2-     Mahmoud Radwan: “The Problem of Abused Children,” Journal of Studies in Social Work, Faculty of Social Work, Helwan University, Cairo: January 2018.
3-     Medhat Mohammad Abo El-Nasr : Care and Rehabilitation of the Disability Challengers (Cairo: ATRAC Publishing and Distribution, 2004 ).
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7-     Medhat Mohamed Abo El-Nasr: Social Service in the Field of Care for the Disabled (Cairo: Dar Al-Fajr for Publishing and Distribution, 2015 .(
8-     Medhat Mohamed Abo El-Nasr: Social Defense and the Problems of Violence and Crime (Cairo: Faculty of Social Work, Helwan University, 2016 ).
9-     Medhat Mohamed Abo El-Nasr: General practice of social service in the field of caring for persons with disabilities (Mansoura: Modern Library for Publishing and Distribution, 2019 ).
10-Medhat Mohamed Abo El-Nasr: The Generalist Practice of Social Work in the Field of Social Defense (Mansoura: Modern Library for Publishing and Distribution, 2020 ).
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Second: Foreign references
1-     International Federation of Social Workers & International Association of Schools of Social Work : Definition of Social Work , 2019.
2-     International Federation of Social Workers & International Association of Schools of Social Work : Global Standards for the Education and Training of the Social Work Profession , 2020.
3-     Robert  L. Barker : The  Social  Work  Dictionary   (Washington , DC : NASW Press , 4 th. ed. , 2003 ) .
4-     Ronald Walton: Mainstreaming for Disable Persons (Cardiff , U.K.: Oxford Publishing Co., 2009 ) .     
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6-     United Nations : The United Nations Secretary-General's Study on Violence against Children (2006).
7-     WHO : Global Estimates of Health Consequences Due to  Violence Against Children  ( Geneva : World  Health Organization , 2008 ) .
 
 
 

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