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We know enough now to stop hitting our children

Posted on November 20, 2015September 6, 2017 by Christine Garrington

Despite a steady decline in recent decades, the physical punishment of children remains common in British homes. The UK is one of only five countries in the European Union which has not committed to outlawing all physical punishment. British children have less protection from physical violence than adults – a clear violation of international human…

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