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Survivors framed as finally being heard and validated
Children portrayed as vulnerable and unprotected by authorities
Children implicitly framed as vulnerable and in need of protection
Children are portrayed as systematically endangered by institutional inaction
Complainants’ interpretations are given space and legitimacy in the narrative
Children portrayed as vulnerable and unprotected by institutions over decades
children portrayed as vulnerable to abuse by powerful figures
Children framed as disproportionately affected and excluded from protection in the conflict
Children are framed as vulnerable and in need of protection from digital harms
Child Safety is being framed as compromised and under threat
Youth and women’s football environments are portrayed as having been under threat due to Sullivan’s access
Frames children, particularly the victim, as tragically excluded from safety and future opportunities
Children are framed as vulnerable and targeted in online spaces
Implying failure to protect children from harm
Portraying minors as vulnerable and at risk in public spaces
Children are portrayed as systemically endangered by institutional inaction
Youth are framed as a vulnerable group deserving protection and inclusion in societal safety norms
industry safeguards for minors are portrayed as ineffective or nonexistent
Child safety measures are framed as harmful to child development and long-term resilience
children portrayed as vulnerable and failed by institutions
children portrayed as long-term victims of systemic failure
Children framed as endangered due to elite inaction
Children are framed as a protected group requiring urgent state intervention
children portrayed as under systemic threat due to institutional inaction
Minors portrayed as vulnerable to exploitation within media and institutional systems
Children are portrayed as being in danger due to systemic institutional failures
Victims of domestic abuse are portrayed as credible, courageous, and morally justified
Portrays children in entertainment as vulnerable and endangered
Children framed as endangered due to systemic institutional failures
Children portrayed as endangered due to institutional inaction
Child safety implicitly endangered by rush to judgment
Child Safety is framed as severely compromised and under threat due to predatory abuse and institutional inaction
framing children as vulnerable and endangered in private settings with authority figures
Children portrayed as endangered due to institutional inaction and misjudgment
Framing sexual violence as a systemic threat requiring institutional response
victims portrayed as silenced and targeted, with abuse enabled by systemic failure
Kenneally's actions framed as causing severe and lasting harm to victims
children portrayed as deeply vulnerable and at risk due to predatory grooming
framed as vulnerable and in need of protection
Survivors portrayed as marginalized and inadequately supported by the system
Vulnerable child (grandson with Down's Syndrome) framed as unjustly excluded from inheritance
Iranian youth athletes portrayed as victims of state exclusion and violence
Children are framed as highly vulnerable to dangers from smartphones
child victim portrayed as deserving protection and voice in justice process
framed as urgent and escalating public safety crisis
The child victim is framed as deeply embedded in and cherished by the community
Civilians, including children, are portrayed as under immediate threat
Children portrayed as vulnerable and in need of digital protection
Child is portrayed as endangered within the family environment
Children are portrayed as being in extreme and systemic danger within a state care facility
Children are framed as deeply endangered by systemic failure and abuse
framing exemption as social exclusion for disabled children
Children framed as systematically excluded from protection and voice within the family
survivors framed as being validated and included in justice process
children, especially tamariki Māori, are portrayed as endangered due to systemic failures and delayed responses
Māori children portrayed as at ongoing risk due to systemic failures
portrayed as excluded from adequate care and protection
framing children as vulnerable and inadequately protected
Children are portrayed as currently unsafe due to unregulated baby sleep advice
Children are framed as currently vulnerable but gaining protection through new support systems
Framing children as systematically endangered by institutional abuse
The setting and situation are framed as inherently threatening and predatory
survivor safety implicitly threatened by reform design
survivors framed as excluded from decision-making process
Children portrayed as endangered by curriculum and school policies rather than protected
victim-survivors excluded from justice and support systems
Abuse survivors framed as rightfully included in Church reconciliation
Children are framed as highly vulnerable and under immediate threat from online predators and self-generated content risks.
children portrayed as ongoing victims within institutional systems
Framing children as vulnerable and in need of state protection, potentially disempowering their agency
Current online environment is portrayed as actively harmful to youth well-being
Sexual violence is framed as an ongoing threat requiring public vigilance
Child victims framed as deserving protection, voice, and inclusion in justice process
Child patient framed as excluded from proper care and protection
children in care framed as abandoned and unprotected
Children are framed as deliberately targeted and excluded from protection
Frames children as vulnerable and abandoned by leadership
Children portrayed as gravely endangered due to systemic failure and adult malice
framing children as vulnerable to elite exploitation networks
Children are framed as currently unsafe in the digital environment, under threat from unregulated technology
Online risks to children are framed as an urgent crisis requiring immediate action
Children are portrayed as deeply endangered and unprotected in institutional care
Women portrayed as vulnerable and endangered in professional settings
Children framed as victims of familial betrayal, excluded from safety and protection
Frames children as historically vulnerable within institutional religious settings
Youth initiatives framed as deserving protection from political scandal
Holocaust survivors implicitly marginalized through rhetorical trivialization
Children are portrayed as vulnerable and at risk from smartphone use
children framed as universally vulnerable and under immediate, extreme threat online
framed as currently vulnerable and at risk from exploitation
children portrayed as under urgent and widespread threat from digital sexual exploitation
Children framed as vulnerable and under imminent threat from online nudity
Survivors of abuse are marginalized and excluded from justice
Children remain under threat due to inadequate legal consequences for abusers
Babies are portrayed as vulnerable to consumer products marketed as safe
Children framed as vulnerable and betrayed within trusted institutions
Child safety is portrayed as under severe and ongoing threat due to investigative delays and suspect behavior
Children portrayed as vulnerable victims of sudden, uncontrollable disasters
survivors are centered and validated, advocating for systemic recognition and inclusion in justice processes
Children are framed as highly vulnerable and in immediate danger from smartphone access