They do not speak because they are scared. they are scared of being abused again. As a person i do not want to abused. Ans:
According to Kellogg, N., & Huston, R. (1995, June). Unwanted sexual experiences in adolescents: Patterns of disclosure. Clinical Pediatrics, 306-311. Youth do not disclose for the following reasons
74% I was scared.
60% I was embarrassed.
55% I didn't want to get into trouble.
47% I didn't want anyone else to get into trouble.
46% No one would believe me.
29% I still like/love the other person.
29% I was my fault as much as the other person' Many children, especially the younger ones, may not even realize they are being abused. It may be all they have ever known.
(I hope you mean stand up against it) One reason is that children who are abused fail to develop consciences. A majority of the violent criminals in prison were abused as children.
80%
the third party because the one being abused is probably to scared to speak up
kids are abused sexual way or beaten up by their own parents ......other people that they dont know may hit them , too.
There are millions of examples of resiliency. Children who are abused and grow up to be successful are considered resilient.
it was to help the children who were getting abused or not looked after well.
About 10%, or perhaps as many as 40%, of abusive parents were themselves physically abused as children, but most abused children do not grow up to be abusive parents.
Two options are counseling psychology, and social work.
because children dont wake up early
This may sound to simple and easy, but its the people who are afraid to speak up for themselves, the people that have personal problems and certain people take advantage of their problems, the people that dont want to be noticed because they are either to shy or dont like their personal image, because the people that abuse them know that know one else will ever find out about it because they will be to afraid to speak up and to defend themselves.
It varied. Some were placed in good homes, but they were "white" homes, which were not the homes of the aboriginal children's ancestral youth, so they were not suitable for bringing up children of a completely different culture. Some of these children were placed in institutions, or abused in unsuitable homes. Either way, they lost their connection to the land and their people. Forbidden to speak their language, it is one of the reasons why so many aboriginal languages have been lost.
if you see him/her every day just go and strike a conversation with them. e.g: hey wats up? then if they dont speak then ask them why they dont speak. then try and become friends and be nice. go somewhere and offer to take them with u