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居英非洲黑童的虐待现象及保护

论文作者:代写dissertation论文属性:硕士毕业论文 dissertation登出时间:2012-07-31编辑:bloger点击率:7646

论文字数:20164论文编号:org201207311052436022语种:英语 English地区:英国价格:免费论文

关键词:非洲儿童虐待保护

摘要:许多生活在英国的非洲儿童出身于贫困而受到英国公民的虐待是十分常见的,这篇dissertation就将就这一现象来进行论述文中还提及许多社会工作专业人员负责维护和保护脆弱儿童不受虐待以及这项工作的困难性。

居英非洲黑童的虐待现象及保护
导读:许多生活在英国的非洲儿童出身于贫困而受到英国公民的虐待是十分常见的,这篇dissertation就将就这一现象来进行论述文中还提及许多社会工作专业人员负责维护和保护脆弱儿童不受虐待以及这项工作的困难性。本论文由英语论文网留学英国中心英国论文频道英国硕士论文栏目整理提供。
INTRODUCTION
Child abuse may be common among African families who have voluntarily or forcefully immigrated to the UK due to reasons such as tribal wars, poverty and political turmoil in their country of origin. Available research evidence tends to suggest that black African children in living in the UK are over-represented in the child protection system. It is against this backdrop of over-representation of black African families in the child protection system, which has prompted researchers, authors, policy makers and educationist to undertake a number of studies examining child abuse among African families living in the UK, so as to understand and ascertain the causes of this unacceptable behaviour and its consequences on social work practice. Many recent research work show that culture and religion are the most pertinent factors that influence and shape the parenting skills and behaviours of African families. This culturally-oriented approach of raising children by African families, though widely acceptable within the African community could be one of many reasons why many black African families are alleged to abuse their children, and making social workers to investigate and even take these children into local authority care.

 

Bernard & Gupta (2006) study found that black African children and families are more likely than white families to be drawn into the child protection system on the basis of inherent differences in beliefs and child-rearing practices. With the rise in multi-cultural influences on the lives of many black African families living in the UK, it is particularly important to shift focus from culturally-centred behaviours onto poverty-centred behaviours. Where literature exist, not many research work on child abuse cases among African families living in the UK have really considered the devastating effect of poverty on parenting behaviours, which is a prerequisite for proper child upbringing.

Many African children viewed under the Children Act 1989, may be classified as children in need as their parents struggle to provide them with adequate child-care needs, and not seen to be deliberately causing harm to these children. Poverty is strongly linked with reports of abuse and neglect and a significant number of black African families and children live far below the poverty line. Arguably if social workers develop a fuller understanding of the effect of poverty on parenting behaviours of African families, it may curtail many unnecessary interventions which draw black African children into the child protection system. African families living in poverty are always suspicious of social workers who lack the understanding of their values and their way of raising children and therefore make negative judgement about their way of parenting children. This negative perception of social work practice by African families and children living in the UK breed grounds for mistrust and apprehension and make working with such families a major challenge for social workers. Therefore the poverty status of African families living in the UK is an important factor to be considered by social workers working on child abuse cases with African families. As explained by Bernard & Gupta (2006), black African children and their families are more likely论文英语论文网提供整理,提供论文代写英语论文代写代写论文代写英语论文代写留学生论文代写英文论文留学生论文代写相关核心关键词搜索。

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