Effects that child abandonment can have on a child ,in particular ,later in their lives.

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For a child his/her childhood is a precious time in terms of memories as well as moral and social training. When a child is abandoned he/she is practically denied the basic training which was their birth right. This sometimes results in the form of an unstable adult who later in their lives can be emotionally dark and will not be able to be the citizen which they need to be. In the worst case scenario such a child can turn towards criminal activities as he/she can held the whole society responsible for the negligence.

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