EDITORIAL: Stamp out child abuse

>Word on the ground has it that donors are not amused by the runaway corruption in our justice-dispensing agencies. This means we must get our act together pretty fast or lose the financial support we cherish so much.

Let's Tackle Child Abuse Together
AllAfrica.com
When the English coined the saying 'looking for a pin in a haystack' I think they must have been looking into the future on the Tanzanian society and the hassles of getting a suitable nanny to look after our sons and daughters. As the popular Kiswahili adage ...

Child abuse calls for serious redress
Daily News
THE latest research findings on child abuse conducted by the Legal and Human Rights Centre (LHRC), revealed that a total number of 863 children were victims of sodomy in 2013. Unveiling the statistics at the occasion to mark the International Day for Girl ...

>On several occasions, I have had parents bring me their children because they were concerned that they were being abused.

Zanzibar Pushes to End Child Abuse
AllAfrica.com
ZANZIBAR has marked the International Day of the Girl Child with a call for concerted efforts to end abuse of children in the Islands. The 'International Day' is observed on October 11 of every year and the theme for this year is 'the Power of the ...
Yes, child protection remains paramountDaily News | The National Newspaper (press release) (blog)

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Tanzania Gender Networking Programme (TGNP) will reach about 800 people to raise awareness on various forms of Gender Based Violence (GBV) during the commemoration of 16 days activism against GBV.

OAK Foundation, Director, Florence Bruce (second left) speaks to reporters in a news conference during the launch of the report on children exposed to sexual abuse and sexual exploitation findings from three countries, Ethiopia, Nepal and Bulgaria, other are Professor Robbie Gilligan right and  second right is Jane Warburton, Right is Expert on children Forum in Tanzania Erick Ruka, International Children Protection, Consultant and far left is OAK Foundation Representative Child Abuse...

Ex-teacher Simon Harris is found guilty of sexually abusing street children in Kenya after a trial in Birmingham.