Currently, to alleviate the negative consequences that arise from corporal punishment, some countries have implemented certain laws to ban the act of corporal punishment. For example, on 27 June 2019, Kosovo has passed a bill with article 24 of the law being implemented on child...
Children are the most vulnerable and defenseless members of our society. Innocent, naive, growing up and they depend on adults, when it comes to their education, support and protection. But not always psychological development goes as parents would like. Some grow quiet and obedient boy,...
In 2019, when we are in the 30th year of adoption of CRC, securing and enforcement of child right has still not been possible. Hence, it is an urgent need to discuss and devise ways to achieve the goals that were intended to be achieved...
The United Nations Committee on Rights of the Child has defined corporal or physical punishment as “any punishment in which physical force is used and intended to cause some degree of pain or discomfort, however light”. The punishment can be in the form of slapping,...
As a member of Generation Z, I am constantly observing the inadequate respect shown by adolescents and the ways they treat their older citizens, especially their teachers and parents. For this reason, I chose to investigate the changing discipline methods accepted by society in the...
Through both ways of research, all the answers needed for the intended research questions have been found. It has been found that having no home punishment policies is not likely to result in good performance. Research proved this point through parents who do not punish...
Is regulating children’s behaviour via corporal punishment ethical? This topic has been going on for decades and remains a widely argued and debated issue. Corporal punishment not only bears the danger of escalation, it impacts the child psychologically, infringes their right and causes irreversible damages...
Abstract Corporal punishment towards children has been a controversial topic for many years. It’s the use of physical force with the intention of causing a child to experience pain, but not injury for the purpose of correction or control of the child’s behavior (Straus &...
Is regulating children’s behaviour via corporal punishment ethical? This topic has been going on for decades and remains a widely argued and debated issue. Corporal punishment not only bears the danger of escalation, it impacts the child psychologically, infringes their right and causes irreversible damages...
In Canada, there are a number of laws and policies in place to ensure the safety of all Canadians, especially those who are the most vulnerable in our society; children. In our society if a crime is witnessed, we are able to call or report...
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