Data from nine international surveys in an easy-to-access interactive map, allowing users to explore the status of school-related violence country by country.

We’re calling for an urgent amendment to the Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill to end the physical punishment of children in England.

Over the years, educators have learned that threatening disabled children with corporal punishment is not effective, but OK still allows it for many

Member of the United Kingdom parliament, Jess Asato, has tabled an amendment to a government bill that would remove a loophole that allows physical punishment of children in certain circumstances. ...

Thailand became the 68th country to ban the use of corporal punishment this week, but it will still take 60 years to meet a global target to eliminate all forms of violence against children.

UNICEF Thailand welcomes the new law banning all forms of corporal punishment, calling it a major step in protecting children’s rights and promoting positive parenting.

I’ve always stood firm in my beliefs over a parent’s right to reasonable punishment – but one case has driven me to change my mind

It's time for the "Victorian-era punishment" of smacking children to be banned in England as it "undoubtedly harms children's health", according to a group representing leading doctors.