Violence“Poverty is the worst form of violence” Mahatama Gandhi. Gandhi seemed to have the right idea. Violence appears to arise from men's frustrations, caused primarily by economic pressures, poverty, resource scarcity, crime and war. In many cases, violence is even just a form of self-defense. In the end it all comes down to poverty. It is evident from various surveys and research that the rate of violence, especially against children in the case of child labour, is higher in poor and underdeveloped countries. Violence can be shown in many different ways. It can be psychological or physiological. Violence can be targeted against individuals or even groups. Minority groups in various regions often find themselves victims of discriminatory violence. Sometimes violence can also be self-directed for a variety of different reasons. Self-loathing is the main reason for this. The most extreme form of this violence can even lead to suicide attempts. Violence against children Children represent everything that is innocent, pure and true in this world. They bring optimism into our lives and are a symbol of humanity's hope and redemption. Unfortunately, there are numerous cases of crimes against children. People carry out the most unthinkable acts, which often leave a permanent scar on the psyche of child victims. By doing so, these criminally minded people are destroying an entire family. These scarred children often grow up to be confused and frightened citizens of the world and are unable to contribute positively to life unless they find help early in their lives to overcome the trauma created by violent acts committed against them. . with violence against children is that...at the heart of the paper......the physical and physical health of these children, only then will they grow up to be effective leaders of tomorrow. If we protect them from any physiological and psychological harm, only then will they be able to make successful decisions about the future of the planet. If they are scarred and damaged, they will fail as effective leaders and decision makers, thus leading the world into chaos and chaos. Children are our hope for tomorrow and, to save our world, we must first save our children. Every child is innocent. Every child is a wonderful future waiting to happen. It is our responsibility to save them from violence, fear and mistrust and save these millions of bright futures for the well-being of our world. “What distresses me sometimes is that I meet many people in their 40s, 50s, 60s, who still say they are victims of child abuse.” Dave Pelzer.