The teenager would have to consult the state about the abuse that he/she was receiving, and the state would press charges. The teenager would be removed from his home, if he was still living there, and placed somewhere that the state approved as 'safe'. Please note that being grounded or yelled at is not abuse. That is actually good parenting, and you will most probably understand that someday. If this is not what you refer to, then feel free to contact the state.
There is no such lawsuit taking place.
Because there are frustrated and and mentally unbalanced people everywhere that get some sort of kick or relief out of meting out cruelty. they cant do it to humans because they are protected and may take action against them, however animals cant tell.
mistreatment, abuse, cruelty
In most jurisdictions there is no such action. If you feel that you are actually being abused, and aren't just mad at your parents, discuss it with a school counselor or nurse. They can help you find whatever relief is available.
Yes, if it's done intentionally! Of course animal cruelty is against the law! Also, where animal abuse isn't illegal, it's still unethical. Don't do it.
There are many
Some websites helping the fight against child abuse include Safe Network, Prevent Child Abuse, Child Abuse, Young Minds, Parents Protect, Stop if Now UK, and Child Help.
Animal cruelty is related to child abuse because animals or children are living things. Hurting animals is like hurting kids because they are defenceless.
Yes. Domestic violence refers to abuse of humans within the home (to spouses or childen, for example), while animal cruelty refers to the abuse of animals anywhere.
Crying, binge drinking, drug abuse, uncontrollable barking at inanimate objects that remind them of the cruelty. Call me
Hope for the helpless is a movement or a cause that helps bring animal cruelty to light. It is a movement that wants people to take a stand against animal abuse and neglect.
yes you can press charges, because it is a form of child abuse