Thailand Report: Fearing Wrong
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In order to better understand how violence against children is perceived around the world, respondents surveyed in Thailand were asked to rate a list of various forms of violence against children. They were presented with a list generated by Ipsos Reid and World Vision to mirror the forms of violence defined by the United Nations.
Each form of violence was rated by the respondent for its harmfulness, lasting impact on the victim’s life, which gender they feel is most affected by that form of violence and how common they perceive the form of violence to be in their country.
The report outlines a summary of the harmfulness, impact and frequency by category of violence.