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However, corporal punishment is lawful in the home.
The Global Initiative to End All Corporal Punishment of Children(GIEACPC)noted that corporal punishment is lawful in the home.
Corporal punishment is lawful as a sentence for crime and for disciplinary purposes;
GIEACPC further noted that corporal punishment is lawful in the home.
GIEACPC added that corporal punishment is lawful in alternative care settings, and is not prohibited in the Children(Care and Adoption) Bill.
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GIEACP further noted that corporal punishment is lawful in schools.
GIEACPC also noted that corporal punishment is lawful in public and private schools under the Education Act(1999) and the Children and Young Persons Act.
GIEACPC also noted that in the penal system, corporal punishment is lawful as a sentence for crime.
GIEACPC further noted that corporal punishment is lawful in the alternative care settings under the Constitution and the Criminal Law(Codification and Reform) Act.
The Global Initiative to End All Corporal Punishment of Children(GIEACPC)reported that corporal punishment is lawful in the home.
In the penal system, corporal punishment is lawful as a sentence for crime.
The Global Initiative to End All Corporal Punishment of Children(GIEACPC)indicated that corporal punishment is lawful in the home.
GIEACPC further noted that corporal punishment is lawful in alternative care settings.
The Global Initiative to End All Corporal Punishment of Children(GIEACPC)noted that corporal punishment is lawful in the home.
GIEACPC also indicated that corporal punishment is lawful in alternative care settings.
Corporal punishment is lawful as a disciplinary measure in penal institutions under article 15 of the Constitution and article 241 of the Criminal Law(Codification and Reform) Act.
The Committee is also concerned that corporal punishment is lawful in the home, and is not prohibited in alternative care settings.
It was also noted that under the Children Act, children convicted of offencesmay be sent to a certified industrial school or a certified orphanage, where corporal punishment is lawful under article 22 of the Children Act.
GIEACPC stated that corporal punishment is lawful in schools under articles 297 and 298 of the Penal Code.
Global Initiative to End All Corporal Punishment of Children(GIEACPC)reported that corporal punishment is lawful in the homes and in alternative care settings.
The Committee is further concerned that corporal punishment is lawful in the home, schools and alternative care settings in virtually all overseas territories and crown dependencies.
Global Initiative to End All Corporal Punishment of Children(GIEACPC)stated that corporal punishment is lawful in the home and alternative care settings.
GIEACPC further indicated that corporal punishment is lawful as a disciplinary measure in penal institutions and in alternative care settings.
While welcoming the amendment to the Children Act prohibiting the use of corporal punishment as a penal sanction for persons under 18 years of age,CRC remained concerned that corporal punishment is lawful in the home and in institutions, and is widely practised.
It noted with concern that corporal punishment is lawful and widely used in the home and that it is a lawful penal sanction.
It noted that there is no explicit prohibition of corporal punishment in schools, that in the penal system, corporal punishment is unlawful as a sentence for crime butis not explicitly prohibited as a disciplinary measure in penal institutions and that corporal punishment is lawful in alternative care settings.
According to Global Initiative to End All Corporal Punishment of Children(GIEACPC),corporal punishment is lawful in the home and unlawful in schools and in the penal system.
GIEACPC further indicated that corporal punishment is lawful in schools, for boys, under article 241 of the Criminal Law(Codification and Reform) Act, article 15 of the Constitution, and article 66 of the Education Act 2004.
While noting with appreciation the regular circulars issued by the Ministry of Education, which prohibit the beating or ill-treatment of children during all stages of general education and prescribe penalties designed to deter teachers from committing such acts,the Committee notes with concern that corporal punishment is lawful and widely used in the home and that it is a lawful penal sanction.
The Committee notes with concern that corporal punishment is lawful in the home and that, according to a survey in 1999, it is widely accepted in society as a form of discipline.