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Social Workers' experiences of forensic practice with victims of child sexual abuse in the City of Cape Town
The prevalent rates of sexual crimes against children in South Africa require forensic social work as a specialised field to assist the criminal justice system to respond effectively to victims' essential needs. This need has led to the employment of social workers in forensic units in the South Afr...
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University of Cape Town
2021
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