China - research and statement by children
In China, corporal punishment of children is legal'Legal’ means that the law says it is OK. in the home, other places where children live, and in prison or as a punishment for crime. It is illegal'Illegal' means that it is against the law. in schools. More detail.
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Save the Children China Programme has a National Children’s Committee. The members did some research about corporal punishment and other violence against children, called ‘Children’s Perspective: Building a Child Friendly and Non-violence Society’. In their third meeting, they talked about the research and about how to build a child-friendly society. Read all about it
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