Explanatory factors for negligent supervision of children

Children around the world are exposed to violence, abuse and neglect. Violence against children (VCE) occurs in almost every environment, including the home, school and community. Neglect, in general, is the most common form of abuse, and often the most silent. In particular, neglect of supervision, like all other forms of abuse, is a complex public health problem. Indeed, due to inadequate supervision by adults, neglected children run an increased risk of death from drowning, suffocation, poisoning, burns, falls, etc. Despite the efforts made by the Beninese government, many forms of abuse, including neglectful supervision of children, seem to be deeply rooted in Beninese society. Given that this neglect mainly affects young children, it is essential to better understand the risk factors associated with this phenomenon in this age group.

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Renaud Jaïrus DOSSA, a Beninese national, was born on February 01, 1999 in Abomey, Zou department. He graduated from Complexe Scolaire Sainte Josephine BAKHITA in 2016 with a Baccalauréat série D. Passionate about the humanities, he continued his studies at the Centre de formation et de recherche en matière de population (CEFORP) at the University of Abomey Calavi.