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Tanzania’s President Magufuli backs caning of students

The President of Tanzania John Magufuli has lauded a senior government official for caning a group of high school students. The students who were caned...

South Africa: Top court rules against spanking children

South Africa's Constitutional Court has ruled that smacking children amounts to abusing their rights. It said the use of corporal punishment at home violates children's...

Zulu King wants corporal punishment back in SA schools

A South African monarch, the Zulu King Goodwill Zwelithini has expressed outrage at the scrapping of caning in schools claiming that using the rod on children would "make learners perform well".

Zimbabwean Court bans the beating of Children at School and Home

A High Court in Zimbabwe has ruled banning corporal punishment for children at school and home. The ruling will have to be confirmed eventually by the constitutional court.

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