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The concept of a child victim of sexual violence and an overview of the Turkish Penal Code's regulations on sexual violence against children

Title	The concept of a child victim of sexual violence and an overview of the Turkish Penal Code's regulations on sexual violence against children
Author	Çakmut, Özlem Yenerer
Publication Date:	2016
Publication Place	- Marmara University
Subject	Violence against children, sexual abuse of children, sexual crimes against children in the Turkish Penal Code, crime of sexual abuse of children, Violation against child, Child sexual abuse, Crime of child sexual abuse in Turkish Criminal Code, Crime of child sexual abuse
Type	Periodical
Language	Turkish
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Library:	Özyeğin University
Library Asset ID	2146-0590
Record ID	ec613c9d-6a79-4428-af8c-c2c4eff66a54
Library Location	Law
Date	2016
Sample Text	Sexual abuse against children is a type of violence and unfortunately, although it is quite common, it is a big problem that does not come to light and is therefore not reflected in the courthouse and therefore is not included in the statistics. It is an issue that has both national and international dimensions. Legal regulations are made against acts that the child usually sees from close quarters and therefore knows the perpetrator of, but this is not enough. The issue is kept on the agenda with international agreements and obligations are imposed on the party states to prevent it. Although there are regulations on the subject in the Turkish Penal Code, it is not possible to say that they are sufficient to solve the problem., Child sexual abuse is a type of violation and despite the fact that it is a common issue, it doesn't come into the picture much and therefore, it is not referred to court and reflected by the statistics. It is also an international problem as well as a national issue. Children usually see the offender and know he/she who commits the action and regulations made for this crime is not adequate yet. International conventions keep this issue on the agenda and some obligations are imposed to States to prevent it. Even tough there are provisions on this topic in Turkish Criminal Code, these are not effective for solving the problem.
Cilt	22

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The concept of a child victim of sexual violence and an overview of the Turkish Penal Code's regulations on sexual violence against children

Author Çakmut, Özlem Yenerer

Publication Date 2016

Publication Place - Marmara University

Subject Violence against children, sexual abuse of children, sexual crimes against children in the Turkish Penal Code, crime of sexual abuse of children, Violation against child, Child sexual abuse, Crime of child sexual abuse in Turkish Criminal Code, Crime of child sexual abuse

Type Periodical

Language Turkish

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

Library Özyeğin University

Library Asset ID 2146-0590

Record ID ec613c9d-6a79-4428-af8c-c2c4eff66a54

Library Location Law

Date 2016

Sample Text Sexual abuse against children is a type of violence and unfortunately, although it is quite common, it is a big problem that does not come to light and is therefore not reflected in the courthouse and therefore is not included in the statistics. It is an issue that has both national and international dimensions. Legal regulations are made against acts that the child usually sees from close quarters and therefore knows the perpetrator of, but this is not enough. The issue is kept on the agenda with international agreements and obligations are imposed on the party states to prevent it. Although there are regulations on the subject in the Turkish Penal Code, it is not possible to say that they are sufficient to solve the problem., Child sexual abuse is a type of violation and despite the fact that it is a common issue, it doesn't come into the picture much and therefore, it is not referred to court and reflected by the statistics. It is also an international problem as well as a national issue. Children usually see the offender and know he/she who commits the action and regulations made for this crime is not adequate yet. International conventions keep this issue on the agenda and some obligations are imposed to States to prevent it. Even tough there are provisions on this topic in Turkish Criminal Code, these are not effective for solving the problem.

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