Sexual Abuse and the Rights of Children

Explore the critical insights of Terrence Sullivan in his impactful book, Sexual Abuse and the Rights of Children, published in 1992. This thought-provoking work delves into the complexities surrounding the rights of children in the context of sexual abuse, highlighting the ongoing reforms in social law. With 277 pages of thorough analysis, Sullivan challenges readers to consider who truly benefits from these developments and who remains marginalized. By addressing both legal and societal aspects, this book is an essential read for anyone interested in family dynamics, child protection, and social justice. Add this pivotal resource to your collection and gain a deeper understanding of a pressing issue that continues to resonate today.