How to report a parent for scolding a child

Depending on the situation, you can tell them yourself first, be reasonable, if it doesn't work, you can ask your relatives as soon as possible, and if you can't do it, just ask the police uncle to help.

If it's your fault, then change it and mature yourself.

If it's their fault, then you're going to have to gain the ability to do things like money to be independent.

If it's because of rebellion, forget it, scold, scold, and forget about it.

Here's how to report a parent's abuse of a child:

1. It can be called to the police in time;

2. You may also promptly contact the local residents' committee, villagers' committee, units that have close contact with minors, and their staffs to make a report.

Child abuse is a static crime, and the physical harm is usually not serious, but the negative impact of psychological and mental harm, especially on the development of children, is huge and long-term. Once parents commit domestic violence, abuse, or abandonment of a minor child, not only can the surrounding citizens and organizations report the matter to the education administrative department, the women's federation, the Communist Youth League, the community management organization, or the village or residents' committee, but the community or village committee must also come forward to criticize and stop it. If child abuse is not individually assessed and characterized in law, and severe penalties are determined, such acts will continue to emerge.

If child abuse does not result in death or injury, it will be difficult to hold most child abusers criminally accountable under existing law, even if the nature of the abuse is severe. Child abuse is a high-voltage line for the law.

Legal basis] Criminal Law of the People's Republic of China

Article 260:Whoever abuses a family member, and the circumstances are heinous, is to be sentenced to up to two years imprisonment, short-term detention, or controlled release. Where the crime in the preceding paragraph is committed, causing serious injury or death to the victim, a sentence of between two and seven years imprisonment is to be given. For the crimes in the first paragraph, it is to be handled only if the complaint is made, except where the victim does not have the capacity to make a complaint, or is unable to make a complaint because of coercion or intimidation.

Once parents commit domestic violence, abuse, or abandonment of a minor child, not only can the surrounding citizens and organizations report this to the education administrative department, the women's federation, the Communist Youth League, the community management organization, or the village (resident) committee, but the community or village committee must also come forward to criticize and stop it.

Article 43 of the Law of the People's Republic of China on Public Security Administration Punishments ("Whoever assaults another person, or intentionally harms the body of another person", shall be detained for not less than 5 days but not more than 10 days, and shall also be fined between 200 and 500 RMB; where the circumstances are more minor, they are to be detained for up to 5 days or fined up to 500 RMB.

In any of the following circumstances, they are to be detained for between 10 and 15 days and fined between 500 and 1,000 RMB:

1) Gang up to beat or injure others;

2) Beating or injuring persons with disabilities, pregnant women, persons under the age of 14, or persons over the age of 60;

3) Repeatedly beating or injuring others, or beating or injuring multiple people at a time.

Article 234 of the Criminal Law of the People's Republic of China: Whoever intentionally injures the body of another person shall be sentenced to up to three years imprisonment, short-term detention or controlled release.

Whoever commits the crime in the preceding paragraph, causing serious injury, is to be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not less than three years but not more than ten years; Whoever causes death or seriously injures a person by especially cruel means, causing severe withering and disability, shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not less than 10 years, life imprisonment, or death. Where this Law provides otherwise, follow those provisions.

1. Ask for help from the neighborhood. In other words, if parents beat their children, outsiders can also manage them. The Communist Youth League, the Women's Federation, the village committees, and the neighborhood committees are all bodies that manage domestic violence, and they have the obligation to provide assistance after receiving information.

2. Report to the school. Minors, especially school students, have a narrow social exposure. Schools have the obligation to protect the healthy growth of students, and can report domestic violence to school teachers.

For minor acts of domestic violence, schools may use interviews and other parties to sell blind accusations, and conduct persuasion and admonition; If it is a serious act of domestic violence, the school is also obliged to report it to the relevant authorities. 3. Call the police. In the case of an emergency of domestic violence against a minor, he or she can call the police directly on 110.

Public security officers will arrive quickly to stop the parents' violent behavior. At the same time, relevant measures will be taken to properly deal with minors. 4. Seek asylum.

The Anti-Domestic Violence Law stipulates that minors who have suffered serious physical harm, threats to their personal safety, or are in danger of being left unattended as a result of domestic violence may seek social assistance. Every prefecture-level city has such a resettlement station to take care of minors temporarily. Therefore, when a child does encounter serious domestic violence, the public security department and his relatives and friends can apply for such help.

5. Apply for a writ of habeas corpus. If the relationship is rigid, it is indeed difficult to get back together, it is really impossible to live together, and the perpetrator is likely to continue to behave, the social management agency and some relevant persons, such as the child's relatives and friends, may apply to the people's court for a "habeas corpus" on their behalf. A writ of habeas corpus can help the abuser turn over a new leaf, and he or she will not be able to continue to cause harm.

6. Request for the appointment of a guardian. In cases of domestic violence against minors, if the circumstances are egregious, a request may be made that the people's court revoke the perpetrator's guardianship qualifications and appoint another guardian, and the guardian whose qualifications have been revoked must still bear the costs of raising the minor.

Regardless of which reporting method is chosen, detailed information should be provided as much as possible, including the person's name, age, number of pants, pure source of residence, ID number, etc., as well as the specific circumstances, time, and place of abuse, so that the relevant departments can deal with it in a timely and accurate manner. At the same time, you can also consult a professional organization or lawyer for advice in order to better help the stupid child, thank you.

If a child is beaten or abused by a parent at home, he or she should take action and report it to the relevant authorities. Here's how:

1.Report to the police in time: If you encounter an emergency such as domestic violence and abuse, you should contact the public security organ in time, report the case to ** and seek help and protection.

2.Contact social assistance agencies: If the beating and scolding of parents is serious and cannot be resolved on their own, you can contact local social assistance agencies, such as child protection organizations.

3.Report to the school or class: If your child has been beaten or scolded, you can report it to the teacher at the school or class for attention and assistance.

4.Report to the Civil Affairs Bureau: If there is domestic violence, you can report it to the Civil Affairs Bureau of the local government and seek advice and help from professionals.

In short, the relevant departments and institutions will deal with and intervene in this situation, resolutely maintain a position of zero tolerance and protection of the vulnerable against domestic malfeasance or violence and abuse, and eradicate relevant behaviors at the source to ensure social harmony and stability.

If domestic violence and child abuse are present in the family, immediate measures need to be taken to prevent the worst situations from occurring. Here are the possible ways to report it:

1.Domestic violence and child abuse can be reported to local authorities such as the Public Security Bureau, the Women's Federation, and child welfare agencies.

2.Seek help from the relevant social worker and seek assistance from a professional intervention agency for support and protection.

3.Ask relatives and friends to help the victim within their ability and report it to the relevant authorities.

Before making a report, please ensure that you have sufficient factual evidence and evidence to ensure your safety and privacy, and if necessary, hire a lawyer to assist in the reporting process. Whistleblowing is an important measure to protect vulnerable groups and should be supported and valued by everyone.

If you find that a parent has beaten or scolded a child, you can report it in the following ways:

Seek help from local** or social organizations. For example, you can report the situation to the local social organization, ** department, social work department or education department, etc., and they will give necessary help.

2.Report to child protective services. If you find that a parent is scolding your child, you can report it to your local child protection agency, who will investigate the incident and provide any necessary help.

3.Report the case to the relevant authorities. If parents are found to have beaten and scolded their child, Zheng Xinzi, they can report the case to the local public security organs, and they will punish the parents according to the situation.

You can go to the Women's Federation and talk to someone from the Women's Federation. Sue your mother for always beating you! Of course, what was his father doing?

Doesn't my father care about this? If the father stops it, won't the mother be able to beat the child? Also, if your mother beats you very badly, you can secretly call the police to call the police! Transporter.

You can call for legal aid**, or you can go to the neighborhood committee to report and ask for help.

Call 110 to call the police** and ask the teacher for help.