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Assignment:

These questions helped gather valuable insights and information from various stakeholders, including community members, victims, and professionals working in the field, to inform effective interventions and strategies to combat child abuse in Zambia.

1. What is your understanding of child abuse, and have you or someone you know experienced any form of child abuse?
2. How prevalent do you think child abuse is in Zambia, and what are the most common forms of abuse in your community?
3. What do you think are the main causes of child abuse in Zambia (e.g., poverty, cultural norms, and lack of education)?
4. How do you think child abuse affects the physical and mental health of victims, both in the short and long term?
5. What support services or interventions have you seen or experienced that have been effective in helping child abuse victims recover and heal?
6. How can communities and families work together to prevent child abuse and create a safer environment for children?
7. What role do you think education and awareness campaigns can play in reducing child abuse in Zambia?
8. Have you encountered any challenges or barriers when trying to report or seek help for child abuse cases? If so, what were they?
9. How can the government and legal systems in Zambia be improved to better protect children from abuse and hold perpetrators accountable?
10. What resources or support do you think are needed to effectively combat child abuse in Zambia, and how can they be made more accessible to those who need them?
11. How can traditional leaders and cultural practices be engaged to prevent and respond to child abuse in a culturally sensitive manner?
12. What role can technology, such as hotlines and online reporting platforms, play in improving access to support and reporting mechanisms for child abuse?
13. How can schools and educational institutions be better equipped to identify and respond to child abuse cases?