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"Institutional Abuse" as a category for books encompasses works that explore the maltreatment and systemic failures within organizations and institutions that are supposed to provide care, protection, or services to individuals, often the vulnerable or marginalized. These books delve into the mechanisms of abuse, neglect, and exploitation that occur in settings such as schools, hospitals, orphanages, prisons, and care homes. They often highlight the stories of survivors, the complicity or negligence of authorities, and the broader societal and cultural factors that enable such environments to persist. Through investigative journalism, personal narratives, or fictional accounts, this genre seeks to shed light on the hidden or overlooked injustices within institutional frameworks, advocating for awareness, accountability, and reform.

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