Witchcraft stigmatization and abuse of children in Akwa-Ibom state, Nigeria
July-September 2019 - Vol 11 Num. 4
In this age of intellectual progress and technological advancement, strange beliefs are still rife, and misfortunes are blamed on witches in many societies. In the past, the avowed witches were the aged. Lately, focus has shifted to vulnerable and defenseless children who have become victims of witchcraft stigmatization...
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