Child violence and abuse, child safety and liberation, lack of political will: A painful reality

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This study aims to address the rampant violence against children globally, highlighting the tragic consequences of abduction, abuse, and murder. The paper underscores the urgency for stronger political will and enhanced frameworks to protect children, advocating for their rights to live safely and flourish. The study adopted a doctrinal methodology, drawing on esteemed scholarly work and examining both local and international texts. This comprehensive investigation explored the catastrophic suppression of young voices and the various forms of violence inflicted upon them. The findings revealed a critical lack of political will that contributes to an unsafe environment for children, further embedding social injustices and preventing peaceful living conditions for families. The study assessed the profound impact of these violent acts on children’s futures and the failure of existing frameworks designed to ensure their safety. Based on the findings, the study recommends that states strengthen their protective processes for children, emphasizing the need for political commitment to enforce and enhance these frameworks. The study advocates prioritizing children’s liberation as a crucial step toward alleviating their suffering. This study adds a vital voice to the discourse on violence against children, contributing to the scholarship by highlighting the necessity for increased political will and robust protective mechanisms, thereby fostering an environment where children can live free from harm.

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