Is Smacking Illegal In Australia. Smacking a child is legal in Australia. But should it be? Experts explain. Smacking and Physical Punishment 1990 Australia ratified the convention, agreeing to prevent children from being hurt or mistreated The practice of smacking is allowed to be used in the chastisement of a child for the purpose of controlling or correcting behaviour as long as the punishment is considered.
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Is smacking kids illegal aus? In Australia, the corporal punishment of children is legal It's definitely a controversial topic but according to the law, it's not illegal to smack your children in Australia
Parental Guidance Dr Justin Coulson on why smacking kids is not OK The Courier Mail
Under Australian law, corporal punishment is defined differently depending on the state or territory The practice of smacking is allowed to be used in the chastisement of a child for the purpose of controlling or correcting behaviour as long as the punishment is considered. Smacking children and Family Law - What is okay and what is not? It's safe to say the landmark decision in the "Smacking Grandparents Case" has received a lot of attention Australia wide
Smacking children illegal in Wales BBC Newsround. Is smacking illegal in Australia? You might be surprised to learn that across Australia, smacking children as a kind of corporal punishment is considered perfectly legal The practice of smacking is allowed to be used in the chastisement of a child for the purpose of controlling or correcting behaviour as long as the punishment is considered.
Doctors launch campaign to make smacking children illegal Australia news The Guardian. But is smacking your kids even legal? The answer to the above question according to the current law is: it's not illegal to smack your children in NSW Smacking children and Family Law - What is okay and what is not? It's safe to say the landmark decision in the "Smacking Grandparents Case" has received a lot of attention Australia wide