Opinion: Canadian law that allows adults to spank and hit children and why it's time to abolish it
MSN,
Corporal punishment (e.g., spanking) is allowed in Canada according to Section 43 of the Criminal Code of Canada.
Time to abolish the Canadian law that allows adults to spank and hit children
Winnipeg Free Press,
This article was originally published on The Conversation, an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary…
Opinion: Time to abolish the Canadian law that allows adults to spank and hit children
Phys.org,
Corporal punishment (e.g., spanking) is allowed in Canada according to Section 43 of the Criminal Code of Canada.
Time to abolish the Canadian law that allows adults to spank and hit children
The Conversation,
Corporal punishment (e.g., spanking) is allowed in Canada according to Section 43 of the Criminal Code of Canada.
The not-so-innocent koutala: Children spanked more likely to be involved in partner violence
Neos Kosmos,
Intimate partner violence is indisputably a crisis in Australia. State and federal governments have invested heavily in family…
Evidence Shows Children Who Are Smacked Are More Likely To Be Involved In Partner Violence In Adulthood
Iflscience,
Intimate partner violence is indisputably a crisis in Australia. State and federal governments have invested heavily in family…
Corporal punishment in childhood directly linked to involvement in partner violence in adulthood.
infosurhoy,
Intimate partner violence is indisputably a crisis in Australia. State and federal governments have invested heavily in family…
Corporal punishment in childhood directly linked to involvement in partner violence in adulthood
MedicalXpress,
Credit: Shutterstock Intimate partner violence is indisputably a crisis in Australia.
MIL-Evening Report: Evidence shows children who are smacked are more likely to be involved...
Foreign Affairs New Zealand,
Article sponsored by – By Angelika Poulsen, PhD candidate, Queensland University of Technology Intimate partner violence is…
Higher chance of adulthood violence in people smacked as children
Jerusalem Post,
Emerging research has found smacking has a similar effect on a child’s brain to that of abuse.
Evidence shows children who are smacked are more likely to be involved in partner violence in adulthood
The Conversation,
Intimate partner violence is indisputably a crisis in Australia. State and federal governments have invested heavily in family…
Evidence shows children who are smacked are more likely to be involved in partner violence in adulthood
Newsbreak,
Intimate partner violence is indisputably a crisis in Australia. State and federal governments have invested heavily in family…