To cane or not to cane?

22 July 2019
The ASEAN Post
Family, children and youth
children / Corporal punishment / Human Rights / Rights of the child

Parents in Thailand are split as to whether corporal punishment for their children is the right way to go.

A recent survey of 999 Thai parents by YouGov found that two in five believe that physical punishment should be illegal, while another two in five believe that physical punishment is normal. The remaining one in five are undecided.

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