Prevalence of Corporal Punishment and other forms of Humiliating Punishment on Children in Swaziland

The aim of this study was to establish the prevalence of corporal and humiliating punishment on children in both schools and homes.

File:

Length:

24 p

Year:

2008

Organization:

Save the Children Swaziland

Languages:

English

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