Article arguing that the current sexual abuse system promotes an antisexual view of human sexuality.

Association to protect children from incest and family violence through research, education and advocacy.

Advocates for the reform of child protection laws in the US. Contains written and audio testimonials, FAQs and study reviews.

A report by the 1991-92 San Diego County Grand Jury examining various issues about abuse and accusation.

Contains links relating primarily to fraud, corruption and official misconduct with child welfare agencies and courts.

This Site debunks the Frontline program, Did Daddy Do It? (which aired on April 25, 2002). The site documents a multitude of errors and omissions in Frontline's reporting of this child sexual abuse case.

Advice and legal referrals to aid parents/caretakers that are falsely accused of child abuse. Excerpts from newsclips depicting the epidemic of problems within the child protective agencies indicating the need for reform.

A critical look at Marc Parent's successful and acclaimed book "Turning Stones." written by an active child protective worker. Parent's book can do a lot of damage.

Table of contents of back issues of this multidisciplinary journal, which represents disciplines including law, law enforcement, psychology, psychiatry, sociology, social work, medicine, history, and theology.

Provides legal advocacy for abused children including the preparation of amicus briefs in child abuse cases.

Justice For Families helps those falsely or frivolously accused of child abuse or neglect by Child Protective Services.

This site attempts to expose the damage that children services agencies can do to families, and the children. And the human rights violations that occur in the process of taking those children.

Critical stories about child abuse investigations in Missouri.

Personal page about a woman who was arrested and prosecuted for taking nude photos of her granddaughters, which argues that the fight against child abusers has gone too far and turned into a "witch hunt".

Arguing that the government overreaches itself, under the banner of "protecting children from abuse" by broadening an already shaky pornography law, this article highlights the depiction of eroticized children (which usually passes without comment) in advertisements and Hollywood.

Critical view of prosecutions of youthful sexual offenders in Wisconsin.