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Exploring the Experiences of the IP Parents in the Implementation of Child Protection Policy in the Indigenous Cultural Community
This qualitative research, employing a phenomenological approach, explored the experiences of ten participants to sightsee the implementation of the school Child Protection Policy in the Indigenous Cultural Community. Purposive sampling was done as the participants were selected based on their chara
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