Conditions of Sexual Victimization in Non-Criminal Codes (Taking into Civil Law and Law Supporting Parentless and with Bad Parents Children and Youth)

To prevent sexual victimization, identifying the conditions that facilitate happening it, is important. In civil law, the legislator with stipulating the possibility of underage marriage, removing the duty of guardianship from parents while a child has an age that still needs support, removing the right of guardianship from mother just because of remarriage and the lack of foresight an effective strategy to support the child after parental separation and their remarriage, stipulating the right to punish the child by limiting it on an undefined condition “as much as punishment” and necessity of repeating out of the ordinary child battery, for the disqualification of the guardianship responsible, the lack of foresight the child neglect as a factor to remove guardianship, and in law supporting parentless and with bad parents children and youth, the legislator with acceptance of the girls and single women supervision of the girls, without foresight an effective strategy to increase these adopted child protection and to increase continued control on their living conditions, in order to ensure their safety in a vulnerable single parent's family, and stipulating the possibility of marrying a guardian with the adopted child, provides conditions of sexual victimization, because these rules confront people with situations that are causing sexual victimization. Correction of these rules is necessary in view of the negative lifelong effects of sexual victimization.