Study reveals boys not girls more prone to psychological and physical abuse in sport | Malay Mail

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MONACO, Nov 27 — Three-quarters of children have faced abuse in sport and boys are more likely to be victims than girls, a study of more than 10,000 individuals in six European countries released today shows. The most common form of abuse suffered by children taking part in sport outside of...

MONACO, Nov 27 — Three-quarters of children have faced abuse in sport and boys are more likely to be victims than girls, a study of more than 10,000 individuals in six European countries released today shows.

The report's lead author, Professor Mike Hartill of Edge Hill University in England, said the findings show those who govern sport in Europe have done “too little” to safeguard children in sport and must do “far more than producing policy”. The highest incidence of abuse was among children who had competed internationally — 84 percent at that level had experienced some form of abuse.

A total of 10,302 individuals were questioned in Austria, the Wallonia region of Belgium, Germany, Romania, Spain and Britain.

 

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