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Domestic Violence Against Children: Strategies of Explanation and Counteraction

The safest place for children should be their own home and family, but the facts place this assumption in doubt. In the United States there have been approximately 1,400 registered cases of children’s deaths as a result of actions by adults (including criminal neglect), but according to estimates of the University of Tennessee, as many as 4,000 children die annually through the fault of adults. Additionally, up to 116 million cases of abusive treatment are reported [1]. According to data of Russian statistics, 2,000–2,500 children