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Table of content 1.... It will also convey a message to the smoker that his conduct is undesirable and often unbearable.... and ‘do children in Hong Kong suffer from the evils of tobacco?... Children in Hong Kong suffer from the evils of tobacco 4.... The effects of tobacco vary from person to person according to the users' vulnerability to the chemical contents.... Children in Hong Kong suffer from the evils of tobacco Medical researches indicate that long term passive smoking prompts children to asthma and other chronic respiratory illness....
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The following research aimed at understanding the consequences of exposure of negative internet content on a child's development.... This paper will explore the extent of exposure to negative internet content on the average child.... Lastly, it will make some recommendations for educators and parents on minimizing exposure to negative internet content and the resulting effects of that exposure.... Consequences of Exposure to Negative Internet content on a Child's Development There is increasing number of children across the world accessing the internet....
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However this is still a nemesis for those children who need protection from dangerous adult material.... It blocks or filters certain offensive material, content over the internet on school and library computers.... It blocks or filters certain offensive material, content over the internet on school and library computers.... This is unlike the internet as a source of information where the content is more likely accessible to everyone....
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Many had suggested that this constituted an undesirable whittling down of the autonomy of the child and it re-emphasized parental dominion over the child's body.... To quote from the Matrimonial Causes Act:
... In the United Kingdom, much controversy was generated when a bill was filed that would prohibit parents from smacking their children.... What it means, on this theory, for me to have the right to education is for me to have the option of enforcing the duty of some other person or persons to provide me with an education, or to discharge them from the responsibility of doing so....
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The problem of Internet content has a great deal to do with jurisdictional issues.... he nature of the electronic medium and the ease and facility of access, distribution and duplication afforded by the Internet has made it very difficult for Governments to devise effective systems to regulate content on the Internet and prevent the exploitation of impressionable youngsters.... The question of regulating content is difficult due to the dispersed nature of the Internet and specific problem of pinpointing locations, so that the identity of the perpetrators can be successfully hidden in the anonymity of the electronic medium....
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Many had suggested that this constituted an undesirable whittling down of the autonomy of the child and it re-emphasized parental dominion over the child's body.... To quote from the Matrimonial Causes Act:
... In the United Kingdom, much controversy was generated when a bill was filed that would prohibit parents from smacking their children.... What it means, on this theory, for me to have the right to education is for me to have the option of enforcing the duty of some other person or persons to provide me with an education, or to discharge them from the responsibility of doing so....
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However this is still a nemesis for those children who need protection from dangerous adult material.... The act requires that schools and libraries use internet filters to protect children from harmful content (Department of Commerce, 2003).... It blocks or filters certain offensive material, content over the internet on school and library computers.
... This is unlike the internet as a source of information where the content is more likely accessible to everyone....
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“The internet predator may expose youngsters to messages or images with adult content and
... ith life in real time, they must be educated on how to avoid the advances of undesirable or
... This research "Ways of Protecting Children from Being Abused on the Internet" will explore the multiple areas of child susceptibility to potential predatory activity and identify those who are most vulnerable and offer effective alternatives in mitigating the effects of predators....
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