How to spot if a child has been abused
Experts caution abuse can be mental, emotional or physical
How to spot if a child has been abused
and last updated 2021-05-13 21:58:22-04
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas â There are many subtle and not so subtle signs that may point to a child possibly being abused.
According to Clarissa Mora, the executive director of the Childrenâs Advocacy Center of the Coastal Bend, many kids will not speak up about abuse out of fear.
Unexplained injuries and a difference in personality are common signs of child abuse, along with a child regressing in behavior.
Hundreds attend vigil for slain Corpus Christi one year old
Dennis Kingsberry, KRIS
and last updated 2021-05-14 00:23:59-04
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas â She only spent one year on Earth, but the support Jessell Lopez and her family received Thursday night goes well beyond her years.
A mariachi band played as an estimated crowd of 250 people gathered at the Cole Park Amphitheater, many of them approaching Jessell s father, Jesse Lopez, and giving him encouraging words and hugs.
The vigil officially began when Jesse began to speak about his daughter choking up at times. She didnât deserve what happened to her, he said. I really have no words. I canât really think right now.
Adoptive mother sentenced to life in prison for fatal child abuse
Posted : 2021-05-14 15:42
Updated : 2021-05-14 15:42
Protesters hold signs demanding heavy punishment for the woman indicted on charges of abusing her adopted daughter to death, outside the Seoul Southern District Court, Friday. The court sentenced the mother to life in prison. Yonhap
A woman who abused her adopted daughter to death was sentenced to life in prison on Friday in a fatal child abuse case that shocked the country.
The Seoul Southern District Court ruled that the woman, surnamed Jang, intentionally harmed her daughter, named Jung-in, dismissing her claim that the baby s death was an accident.
Published May 14, 2021, 1:26 PM
Davao del Norte
Seven persons have been cleared of criminal charges in the alleged kidnapping of 19 Lumad children “to be trained as communist rebel fighters” but were rescued by the Philippine National Police (PNP) at the University of San Carlos Retreat House (USCRH) in Cebu City last Feb. 15.
In a 13-page resolution dated May 5, the Davao del Norte Office of the Provincial Prosecutor dismissed the charges filed by the PNP “for insufficiency of evidence, lack of probable cause, and being outside the territorial jurisdiction of this Office.”
“All told, it appears that there is insufficient evidence to support any of the alleged crimes of Kidnapping and Serious Illegal Detention, Human Trafficking, and Child Abuse committed by respondents Segundo Lagatos Melong, Benito Dalim Bay-ao, Moddie Langayed Mansimoy-at, Esmelito Paumba Oribawan, Chad Errol Booc, Roshelle Mae C. Porcadilla and Jomar Benag,” the resolution stated.
Stronger and braver than us grown-ups, this new generation will also include shoe-burning activists
A generous outflow of babies appeared during the pandemic suggesting that Netflix probably came in second in the entertainment stakes while locked down. And no, Amazon Prime wasn’t the first. Now growing up, these babies have demonstrated inexplicable syndromes that have psychologists scratching their heads. Recognise these?
Multiple Shoe Disorder
Lockdown Baby has no idea why a shoe exists, definitely not why many shoes do. She will refuse to wear any. She will grow up to single-footedly destroy the shoe industry which will accuse her of toe-much footscrimination. Worldwide, she will be feted for feats of feet-freeing. She will become a shoe-burning activist, and pad around barefoot, ankling for justice, baring her sole.