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Steffen Weichert,Gesine Quint,Torsten Bartelbehalf of children. Child advocacy is indeed a social movement, an effort to enhance the status of children. It is more than simply the provision of direct services to children or doing “nice things for them.” Rather, child advocacy represents an attempt to increase the responsiveness and accountabi

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