First, you should tell the police. If you tell the school, they may tip off the abuser, and they could take steps to ensure the police are never told. The school may try to cover it up. The police can conduct an investigation and determine if charges are warranted, and get any victims the proper help and support that they need. Another option is to contact a child advocacy center, who will be able to interview the child or children once and report their findings to the police. They can also make referrals to proper help for the child and the child's family.
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Report abuse to any person that you trust completely.
the police
To your city's mayor's office
To serious abuse report them to the police, do not abuse them back it will get you nowhere. If you feel regret talk to a counselor
Yes. Under the law concerning child abuse the teacher is required to do a written report to child protective services. When there is self abuse this is just a symptom of a worse problem and the child needs help.
DESTROY HIS FACE. or report abuse.
Anyone can report abuse. Only police and district attorneys can file charges.
Spousal abuse is almost always hidden by closed doors and family and friends may not be aware of what is going on. Therefore it is not mandatory in Kentucky or any other State to report spousal abuse, but, the victim should report it to the police.
In Victorian times, yes, they did. But ever since child movements it is illegal to abuse children in school. I am just wondering, why are you asking this? If any teacher you know is doing otherwise, I would contact police.
The school calls social services to report child abuse not the parents. Specially if the child abuse is being done by the parent.
Anyone who hits, hurts physically, emotionally or sexually abuses a child. Whether it is a sibling, parent, other relative or friend, or even a stranger causing the abuse. You should always report any abuse to someone you can trust, like a teacher, police officer or on one of the charity telephone lines that are set up for this.