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"Spurred by high-profile cases of endangered children and chronically overworked caseworkers, many states have taken steps this year [2017] to shield children from abuse and neglect, including adding caseworkers, tightening reporting requirements and expanding the definition of 'abuse.'...Nationwide an estimated 1,670 children died from abuse or neglect in 2015, the most recent year for which national data are available." (stateline.org) Expanded efforts by U.S. states to protect children from abuse and maltreatment are featured.
https://explore.proquest.com/sirsissuesresearcher/document/2265758959?accountid=37249

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Each year, one billion children experience violence at home, at school, online or in their communities, says child safety advocate Howard Taylor. The problem is social, economic, political -- and urgent. In an eye-opening talk, Taylor shows why we have an unprecedented opportunity right now to end violence against children and create a better future for every child.
Taylor, Howard. “A Global Initiative to End Violence against Children.” TED, www.ted.com/talks/howard_taylor_a_global_initiative_to_end_violence_against_children.

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It shows his dad is about to hit him and he was trying to hurt is own so.Another thing is I see the boy crying and trying to show his dad what he's become .Also the little boy is trying to tell his dad that your not being your self right know and your not acting like your self . Next is the boy looks sad and scared because of his dad.

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the United States, more than 4 children die from child abuse and neglect on a daily basis. Over 70% of these children are below the age of 3. Boys (48.5%) and girls (51.2%) become victims at nearly the same rate. 2.9 million cases of child abuse are reported every year in the United States.

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This shows a girl who is scared of getting hit from her mother or father and it also looks like she's afraid of what might happen to her and what that person is going to do  to her. Morin, Amy. “When Does Discipline Become Child Abuse?” Verywell Family, Verywell Family, 19 June 2019, www.verywellfamily.com/when-does-discipline-become-child-abuse-1094826.

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Frequent absences from school.

Lacks sufficient clothing or is inappropriately dressed for the weather.

Steals or begs for food or money.

Is consistently dirty or has severe body odor.

Abuses alcohol or drugs.

Lacks needed medical or dental care, glasses, or immunizations.