The POSCO act and child abuse

A talk about the POSCO act and child abuse on the mental health of the child, at the International Academy of Law and Mental Health.

Dr Shekar Sheshadri talks about the POSCO act and child abuse at the International Academy of Law and Mental Health, Asia Speciifc Conferance 2016, organised by Department of Psychiatry MVJMC and RH Nimanhs and IPS Karnataka Chapter.

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