(safehaven.tv)The quality of rights for women is crucial to our society and to give a peace of mind to those who gone through just the labor process is enlightening to give protection to them. Giving another way out when the mother is in critical circumstance and can’t give out their identity for personal reason should be understood because understanding this would be better than seeing abandoned in harm babies. “First, locate your state on the state finder map. Second, read about the law in your state. It’s important you pay attention to the locations in your state that will take babies, third, bring your unharmed baby to one of those locations.”…
In cases where women were pregnant at the time of their sentenced execution it was common practice to wait until after the child was born to perform the execution. This was done so that the life of the child could be saved and would not be killed for the actions of the mother. Generally right after the baby is born and the mother is able to stand the sentence is carried out. The child is either handed over to a member of the woman's family or to the…
There are many vulnerable populations in the book “Just Mercy” by Bryan Stevenson that I could have wrote about. Out of all the vulnerable populations I choose to write about the woman in jail. The women in this book went through a lot of heart ache and pain. One of the women in the book name was Marsha. Marsha was pregnant with her seventh child.…
About 20% of the families of the total population of District 27 live in poverty and of the 23,573 single parent families, 20,677 are headed by females. Adoption of the above proposed legislation will also reduce the rate of child abuse in the form of neglect. A young mother usually does not have the support, resources, or the education to take care of a new born. The combinations of young age, low level of education, and poverty puts women in this district at a higher risk of neglecting a new born (“Hasstedt, K,” 2014; “District Profile,”…
In the article Preglimony, Shari Motro argues that the justice system or court system should develop a new framework to address the common relationship between individuals who conceive children out of wedlock. Motro feels like the current justice system is robbing women, she does not understand why a man who impregnates a woman has no obligation to help the woman he has impregnated with the costs related to the pregnancy until the baby is born. Our current laws only protect the baby and not the mother; She wants our legislators to make man financially responsible for the woman they impregnate. Motro acclaims what about the mother? For 9 months the mother is left to suffer alone, she does not understand why the law does not hold the father…
Child maltreatment has been a concern for years. It has always been a questions as in what to do for the child involved and how to handle the situation. Child maltreatment varies based on a court jurisdiction on what they feel is child maltreatment. Child maltreatment is and can be physical, sexual, or emotional abuse, in addition to neglect (NIJ 2011). Whereas neglect is specified as in a failure in the parent responsibility to provide for a child 's development when in a financial position to do so (NIJ 2011).…
During the first nine months of its life, when these children need to be protected, instead, they are threatened, and their lives are put on the line, as people call them a burden, or an interruption, or the “sorry consequences of uncommitted abortions. ” If we continue to allow for their deaths, based on the fear, where will it continue? The elderly? The sick? The suffering or suicidal?…
Foster Parent One: Shelly’s fondest memory during her childhood was spending the summer with her maternal grandmother, aunt and her uncle. Foster Parent Two: Kenneth recalls the happiest times in his life as a child the times he spent with his neighbor, Uncle GD. GD always treated Kenneth like a man no matter how young he was and always expected a lot of Kenneth, Uncle GD was his neighbor and a close friend of the family. What is the worst memory from childhood? Foster Parent One: Shelly stated that the most traumatic experience during her childhood stems from the sexual abuse by her adopted father from ages 3-12.she experienced.…
In society, there are many different individuals in the world that suffer from some sort of disability. Not everyone gets the chance to live a normal life because they might have a problem or sickness that they have to overcome. In the article “Victims from Birth” founding Editor Wendy McElroy, provides the story of Gauvin Hughes McCullough, whose deaf parents deny him a hearing aid, hoping he would grow up and be just like them. The lesbian couple were delighted to have Gauvin, their child to be born with a hearing disability because he would most likely be involved with the deaf culture. We see how parents want their child to be exactly like them but that isn’t right.…
Background: Women who are incarcerated while pregnant, receive no birthing education while in most prisons in the United States. In many states, incarcerated women in labor are transported to the nearest birthing center and are shackled to the labor bed with one armed guard inside the room and another outside the door. They often labor alone because they are not allowed to have a support person. The nurse on duty, is the only form of support they depend upon. Unfortunately, evidence indicates that many of the nurses have a punitive attitude toward the incarcerated patient, resulting in inadequate care.…
Originally, Foster Care assisted poor and poverty stricken families who were unable to adequately provide for their children. Prior to welfare involvement, children were placed with family members or community members who cared for the child. In 1636, Benjamin Eaton became the first official “foster” child. Since that time, numerous laws and policies have been set up in an effort to care for children who experience abuse or neglect and provide temporary services to families in crisis (Barbell & Freundlich, 2001).…
The most significant educational opportunity that I’ve obtained has been President Barack Obama’s approval of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) established in 2012. I come from a town in Mexico that has a population of fewer than 600 inhabitants and growth opportunities are really limited. Continuing my education at the university would mean that I’ll be the first member of my family to receive a college degree. First, as soon as DACA became available, I immediately began taking advantage of the program’s opportunities.…
It’s easy to want to believe that all juveniles are incident and unable to commit a horrible crime intentionally, but this is simply wishful thinking. Should juveniles accused of violent crime’s be tried and sentenced as adults? Well it depends on two main factors, the specific violence and whether or not the child demonstrated a full understanding of what he or she was actually doing. Up until around age 7, children are in a pre-operational way of thinking. In most violent situations juveniles do not comprehend their actions.…
The film Babies, that we watched in class, was a very interesting and a great example of how cultures differ in communication. It was amusing to watch the cultures that majorly differed from my own. The most surprising part of this film was the way parents raised children in Mongolian culture and Namibian culture. When going in to the film, I expected exactly what the movie was about, which was exploring very interesting cultures and the different ways of raising children within them.…
“Pregnant women with addictions need better access to health care, not jail time.”, states the huffingtonpost.com (2014). “In fact, if the objective is to improve infant and child health, efforts to overcome poor nutrition, alcohol addiction, lack of adequate health care, physical abuse, and/or homelessness would make for much better investments.” (realitycheck.org, 2012). Indeed, many might believe pregnant drug users aren’t child abusers . However pregnant drug users present a danger to the unborn…