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Child abuse is a physical and psychological abuse of a child and is often caused by parents. Korean parentsoften hit or get angry emotionally under the pretext of teaching children. In the West, this is seen as a crime andit is a process of purifying violence. Criminologists warn that children who have been abused, ignored, andexperienced violence in childhood tend to commit antisocial behavior or psychological crimes in adolescence oradulthood. Abusing a child and causing physical and mental pain and hurt should not be done. In the meantime,parents think that hitting a child is a way of raising and education in Korea. School punishment is still noteradicated, and the military-style culture still remains in universities. Government countermeasures are neededto prevent child crime from occurring by preparing serious discussions and legal measures for child crime. Thispaper is a study on youth abuse. This study acknowledged the reality that youth abuse research requires a newapproach called victimology, and studied the cause analysis and countermeasures for child crime. The results ofthis study were considered to be necessary to conduct qualitative research on psychological characteristics andrecovery processes that were difficult to grasp the investigation of child victims, with limitations in providingadequate qualitative information on the institutional environment surrounding child crime, information on peoplearound them who share daily lives, and the connection between the areas where they live. However, in this study,efforts were needed to overcome the limitations of child crime damage investigation. This study discussed thecauses and countermeasures for child crime.