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Safer Internet Poll 2023 with Flow

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Child Month: Violence poll with Jamaica Observer

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Human trafficking

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Child Month: Violence poll with Jamaica Observer

May 17, 2023

216

RESPONDERS

92%

RESPONSE RATE

23%

48

77%

161

TOTAL RESPONDERS

1

Do you think enough is being done to show Jamaican children how to resolve disputes without resorting to violence? Reply YES or NO

216 responded out of 235 polled

2

What form of violence inflicted upon children most contributes to them becoming violent?

172 responded out of 216 polled

3

Thanks, what was that other form of violence? Please type to tell us what that was...

25 responded out of 27 polled

4

Do or Did you experience bullying in school?

193 responded out of 197 polled

5

In your time at school did you experience, or witness gang violence perpetrated whether by students or outsiders? Reply YES or NO

189 responded out of 193 polled

6

Do untreated mental health challenges result in children and youth becoming more likely to be involved in violence, as perpetrators or victims?

186 responded out of 189 polled

7

Do you believe that the government has done enough to address the issue of crime in Jamaica?

184 responded out of 185 polled

8

Last Q. To share feedback or suggestions about violence impacting children and youth, that the Observer could use anonymously in their articles, type your reply

107 responded out of 184 polled

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