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    1. Deadpool9491 on

      Me, a Brazilian, just finding out now that it’s illegal and not mandatory.

    2. innovarocforever on

      I can’t believe assaulting children is viewed as an acceptable and effective form of punishment in the US despite research indicating it’s not effective and laws against doing that kind of thing to anyone but children.

    3. PrudentVast6129 on

      I don’t believe this a bit. Maybe this is real on paper But I know people from both Argentina and South Africa and Corporal punishment is common. Hell in south Africa they’ll beat your ass in class. Overall this map is only legal on paper.

    5. Suitable_Poem_6124 on

      It’s thanks to this law that South Sudan is such a safe place for children to grow up in.

    8. skiploops on

      My grandpa used to tell me that people form Portugal used to come here in northern hemisphere to punish their kids because it was banned there. Now I don’t believe in this for a sec but it is just funny to think about it now. Even funnier thing is that I used to believe this because ofc I was 5 and even though this was something to be proud of lol

    11. Szymon96803 on

      In Singapore school corporal punishment (caning) is legal, but only to boys.

    14. Muted_Ad2893 on

      Why in so many countries it is legal why is it ok to it a person especially a child which is defenceless when you are the one person in is life that suppose to keep him safe that is so messed up

    15. Shadowkiva on

      It was illegal for like 30 seconds in Zimbabwe in the 2010s before they backtracked on it

    16. Clawingnails on

      In Norway, it is also strictly illegal to hit, threaten, or subject children to psychological violence, such as terrifying or humiliating yelling. Hitting, threatening, or systematically yelling at a child to instill fear falls under this statute. It carries a prison sentence of up to 6 years.

    17. ExpensiveRange3678 on

      In Egypt, teachers hit students so bad to the point where students started fighting back with one extreme case ending with a teachers death from a 16 year old

      Of course it’s Egypt so the situation didn’t change for the better almost a decade later

    20. AgonizingFatigue on

      Very interesting! I’m currently writing my master’s dissertation on this topic.

    22. Mg42gun on

      it’s should be red in Indonesia because first we didn’t use corporal punishment for children in Indonesia like in Malaysia and Singapore and nowday if teacher hitting student for misbehavior there is a lot of consequence for the teacher and the parent can sue the school

      and if anyone comment „whatabout Aceh and canning“ that’s just one province with their own autonomy of 37 provinces of Indonesia and only adult is canned

    23. cecex88 on

      In Italy it’s forbidden in schools and in the legal system. At home, it’s a gray area: there’s a sentence that says it’s unlawful, but there’s no explicit law saying it.

    26. GladiusNocturno on

      To clarify, the law is not enforced in Venezuela, so it’s normal for corporal punishment to still be a thing in most households.

      It’s the same thing with other progressive laws the chavista dictatorship put in place for leftists credit. Technically, trans people can change their gender in their id. In reality, the institutions that issues ids refuses to do so and noone cares to enforce the law. This has been a big point of criticism the trans community of Venezuelan has against the chavista dictatorship. It is not the biggest point of criticism, no, the biggest point is that the dictatorship refuses to give rights to the LGBT community in general despite calling themselves progressives. The actual movements pushing in favor of those rights are civilian organizations that align with the opposition.

    29. ShatteredDreams452 on

      I remember a comedian telling a crowd of her avoiding belts and wooden spoons as an adult and people laughed and she said “Thank God, I did that joke in Sweden and they were horrified!” Lol

    33. Annual-Bug5023 on

      I see all my rich friends with their kids and because they don’t spend time with their kids and discipline them, theyre the most miserable children to be around.

    35. Gold_Eye_OC on

      Funny how many times my father slapped me across the face hard enough to disorient me even with this law in place (just checked, I was 4 years old when it was implemented in my country). At least now it makes sense why he never did it with my mother around.

    38. Mediocre-Lack-9137 on

      I’m from South Africa and they still hit kids even though it’s outlawed

    39. Prownilo on

      Odd, in UK now and the idea of hitting is super frowned upon.

      Whereas in south Africa where I grew up I was raised thinking the only reason I had a butt was so that there was something for my parents and teachers to hit that wouldnt do permanent damage.

      I guess if it’s not culturally problematic then there is no need to legislate against it.

    40. Gullible_Title_603 on

      Wow, it’s illegal to hit kids in Israel? Guess they just shoot them instead

    41. Above-and_below on

      While It became illegal in Denmark proper in 1997 it took another 20 years to become illegal on Greenland.

    43. SimpleWafer5276 on

      Beating Children = NO

      Disciplining Children = YES

      Undisciplined children become undisciplined adults.

    45. heist51 on

      that’s insane! you get jail time for hitting an adult but not a kid!!! Why? what’s the fucking reason behind this?

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