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AKF workshop

April 11, 2013 05:48
Al-Khidmat Foundation, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa organised a workshop for street children here in Child Protection Centre (CPC) Akhundabad.The title of the workshop was the role of parents in the grooming of their children.

Adopted Russian boy murdered by US mother: Moscow

February 19, 2013 18:16
A woman in the US state of Texas has killed her adopted Russian son, the Kremlin's envoy for children said Monday, outlining the latest alleged abuse of an adopted Russian child by American parents. "A three-year-old Russian child has been murdered by his adoptive mother in the state of Texas," ombudsman Pavel Astakhov said on his office's Twitter feed @RFdeti.

Adopted Russian boy murdered by US mother: Moscow

February 18, 2013 12:30
A woman in the US state of Texas has killed her adopted Russian son, the Kremlin's envoy for children said Monday, outlining the latest alleged abuse of an adopted Russian child by American parents. "A three-year-old Russian child has been murdered by his adoptive mother in the state of Texas," ombudsman Pavel Astakhov said on his office's Twitter feed @RFdeti.

Two held on sex abuse suspicion after MP's allegations

February 6, 2013 09:46
LONDON, Feb 6 (Reuters) - Police investigating allegations of historic child sex abuse first raised by Labour MP Tom Watson in parliament last year arrested two men on Wednesday on suspicion of sexual offences. Police said the two unnamed men, one aged 66 from Norfolk and the other aged 70 from East Sussex, were detained by officers from Operation Fernbridge, an inquiry into claims of sexual assault against children at the Elm Guest House and Grafton Close care home in Barnes, West London in the 1980s.

REFILE-Limited impact on child abuse from visits, intervention: study

January 22, 2013 22:00
(Changes word in headline) Jan 23 (Reuters) - Home visits and doctor's office interventions to prevent child abuse appear to have only limited success, with evidence mixed on whether they help at all, according to a U.S. analysis based on ten international studies. As a result, the government-backed U.S. Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) said this week that current evidence is "insufficient" to recommend such programs for dealing with the hundreds of thousands of children reported to be abused each year.
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