Kategoria BISAC: Juvenile Nonfiction >> Social Topics - Physical & Emotional Abuse

Espero que este libro sea util a las muchas personas dedicadas, desde padres a sociologos, profesionales en la salud mental y abogados, quienes ayudan a los ninos abusados a recuperar su derecho a su ninez.

Description

A large part of Britain's care home sector has in recent years been outsourced to private companies. From time to time appalling conditions in some of these homes are disclosed to the public by undercover journalists. But, unfortunately, no significant change seems to happen as a result. Very soon it's all 'forgotten' and life goes back to 'normal'.

This book is different from many of these newspaper stories and TV documentaries. It is different because it's written by an insider with extensive personal knowledge of the profit-obsessed industry behind the abuse.

As a...

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