A Comparative Study on Sexual Abuse of Children and Youth Under Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita with Special Reference to Chennai

Sexual abuse of children and youth is defines as a non accidental behaviour by parents and caregivers or any other adults that outside the norms of the conduct cause of physical or emotional harm child of this child abuse not only includes sexual Harassment . Sexual harassment doesn’t need to be “ sexual.” It also can appear as if teasing, intimidating or offensive comments support stereotypes or bullying someone or a gaggle of individuals support their sex, identity or sexual orientation. Any use of physical force against a child that doesn’t happen by accident and causes injury. Hitting, beating, shaking, punching, biting, burning, scratching, strangling or choking a child are all examples of child abuse. Any type of sexual involvement or contact between a child and an adult. Bullying, yelling, isolating, criticising, terrorising, ignoring and shaming are all types of emotional abuse. Sometimes harassment is about sex and something else, like race or ethnicity . Failing to provide a child with the things they need to grow, such as shelter, food, hygiene, supervision, medical attention, education or safety. There are many forms of child maltreatment, including neglect, physical abuse, sexual abuse, exploitation and emotional abuse. is paper will be focus much on the sexual abuse against on the minor children’s .This paper also includes various sources to get through the current issues that the result will be focus mainly on primary data And the total number is of 200 responses to whom the survey question and The data’s are in the form of graphical representation