10,000 cases of child abuse, does anyone notice?

This blog post by Kate Chappell concisely sums up the hysterical, distorted “debate” over the “gay agenda” that has swept across the island, carrying away with it much of the media. Let’s get things in perspective, Jamaica!

Jamaican Journal

TEN THOUSAND cases of child abuse were reported in Jamaica in 2013. 10,000. Four zeroes. That means there were ten thousand times an individual thought it necessary to take action to report a child being harmed. That takes much time and effort. And then think about all the times people ignored the situation, did not want to get involved or simply did not know how to file a report. Think about it: in one year, there were 10,000 incidents in which a child felt pain at the hands of an adult, likely an adult who was supposed to be protecting them.

Of course, this is unacceptable. We don’t hear a lot about all the work that happens on the ground to combat this epidemic, but the government agencies, the churches and civil society groups are doing what they can with little resources to protect these most innocent members of society.

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