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|Description=Child protection in Japan is a growing concern due to the increasing number of child abuse cases and the lack of effective measures to prevent and address them. The cultural stigma surrounding child abuse and the limited resources for child welfare services further exacerbate the problem.
|Description=Child protection in Japan faces challenges such as underreporting of child abuse cases, lack of awareness and education on child rights, and insufficient support for victims and their families. The cultural emphasis on privacy and family harmony also poses barriers to effective intervention and prevention efforts.
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Child protection in Japan faces challenges such as a lack of reporting and underreporting of child abuse cases, insufficient support for victims and their families, and a cultural reluctance to intervene in family matters. These issues have led to a high number of child abuse cases and a need for reform in the child protection system.

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         Weekend "Back to Nature program"

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