The document discusses different types of family violence against children including psychological, sexual, and physical violence. It notes that children are often psychologically insulted or humiliated by family members, and are most at risk of sexual abuse from someone they know like a family member. Physical violence against children can include punching, kicking, slapping, or beating them painfully. The document also discusses causes of violence against children such as coming from unhappy families with issues like drug or alcohol abuse, gender inequality, exposure to violence in media or from peers, and lack of parental care. Both physical and mental health impacts are described such as potential criminal charges, disability, death, as well as aggressive, depressed, or anxious behaviors. Ways to prevent

8. I. Family violence:
- Psychological violence: The children are
insulted rudely by parents, carers and other
members of the family
- Sexual violence: Children are most
frequently sexually abused by someone
they know, often a member of their own
family
- Physical violence: Children are
punched, kicked, slapped and
beaten painfully and pitilessly

10. A six-year-old rape victim, Brazil.

11. - Psychological humiliation
- Sexual harassment
- Assaulted by friends

14. • Born in unhappy family such
as drug, drunks and gamble
• Parent don’t have take care
the children
• Gender inequality, not respect
daughter than son

15. • Spread bad cultural through internet, games,
violence video, films,…
• Fall in love too early of the age
• Learn and copy from bad friends and violence
Cause at schools

17. PHYSICAL impact of children violence at family
• May lead to criminal charges
• May lead to disability or even
death

18. MENTAL impact of children violence at family
• Usually agressive and
antisocial behavior or to
be depressed and anxious
• Anger, hostility,
oppositional behavior,
and disobedience, poor
social relationships

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21. • Listen to parents and teachers
• Refuse to watch violent movies & videogames
• Spend free time reading & playing sports,
with family members
• Make good friends with others in the classes
• Not to learn from the bad friends
• Tell to the adults,
police about
the violence.
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