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These studies suggest that child rape in Malaysia is influenced by multiple factors including poor parent-child relationships, school environments, sociocultural limitations in reporting, and inadequate legal protection, with both males and females being affected.
Child rape in Malaysia is a critical issue that has garnered increasing attention due to its severe impact on victims and the complexities involved in addressing it. This synthesis aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the prevalence, contributing factors, and legal protections related to child rape in Malaysia based on multiple research studies.
Prevalence and Gender Differences:
Age and Repeated Abuse:
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Public Awareness and Reporting:
Child rape in Malaysia is a pervasive issue affecting both genders, with a significant number of cases involving known perpetrators and repeated abuse. Contributing factors include poor familial and social environments, as well as various stressors affecting perpetrators. While legal frameworks exist to protect child rape victims, their implementation is often inadequate, and public awareness remains low. Addressing these challenges requires a multifaceted approach involving improved legal enforcement, public education, and supportive environments for victims.
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