Social Advocacy and Violent Aggressive Behavior Problem among Children

Abstract

The study aims to identify the forms of violence and aggressive behavior in children, as well as the factors and motives that lead to violence. It also seeks to examine the role of social defense institutions in caring for children who are victims of violence. The descriptive, historical, and analytical approach was followed. The study is divided into an introduction, two main sections, and a conclusion. The first section focused on social advocacy and the problem of violence and aggressive behavior among children. The second section discussed social advocacy for children who are victims of violence. The study important findings showed that violence and aggressive behavior among children were among the most serious problems faced by developing and advanced societies. It emphasizes the need for the effective role of civil society organizations in caring for children and raising awareness about the risks of violent and aggressive behavior against children.