EMOTIONAL DISTRESS, RESILIENCE AND ADAPTABILITY: A QUALITATIVE STUDY OF ADULTS WHO EXPERIENCED INFANT ABANDONMENT

Emotional distress, resilience and adaptability: a qualitative study of adults who experienced infant abandonment

Background: There is very little insight into the emotional effects of adult survivors of infant abandonment.The rate and reasons for abandonment differ by country, region and economic background.Depending on country, age and era, abandoned children may be cared for by a series of alternative arrangements, ranging from care homes, institutions, fos

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Inmate punishments: Disciplinary measures

After the verdict has become formal and enforceable, and the defendant a convict, sentence execution procedure follows.If the defendant is sentenced to prison, the next step to be taken is the referral institution for execution of sentence of imprisonment.Rules of conduct in the institutions for execution of imprisonment are strictly regulated by l

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Fertility in Namibia. Changes in fertility levels in North-Central Namibia 1960-2001, including an assessment of the impact of HIV

The aim of this study was to estimate the development of fertility in North-Central Namibia, former Ovamboland, from 1960 to 2001.Special attention was given to the onset of fertility decline and to the impact of the HIV epidemic on fertility.An additional aim was to introduce parish registers as a source of data for fertility research in Africa.Da

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