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Wales want to go in the forefront when it comes to british children's rights. On Monday added a historic proposal to ban spanking.
a child as punishment for bad behavior is over, declares the government in the welsh capital city of Cardiff.
Our children need to be safe and be treated with dignity. The law will be accompanied by a campaign to raise awareness and to support the parents, " says Julie Morgan, deputy welsh health minister, to The Guardian.
ensuring that it will still go to raise children effectively, and explains that it still is permitted, for example, prevent a child from giving out onto a busy road by grabbing the hard in the arm.
a large part of the citizens with him of the change. In a survey from last year was 81% with the statement that ”in some cases it is necessary to scold a disobedient child”.
In the same survey said one out of ten welsh parents have used spanking as uppfostringsmetod. Three years earlier, the proportion of one in five.
the Proposal is believed to have broad support across party lines, so it will appear to go through. Wales therefore looks set to be the first in the Uk with a comprehensive ban. Even Scotland is about to ban spanking and will most likely close to Wales in time.
Already now is skolaga prohibited in all parts of the United kingdom, as well as to beat the child so that it provides physical but. However, there is still a legal opening for parents to lightly smack their children in uppfostringssyfte – the opening that Wales now so close.
The statutory right of parents to ”reasonable penalize” their children has been around since queen Victoria's time in the 1800s.
the Decision is historic also for legal reasons, notes The Guardian. It is the first time Wales laws differ from England in any significant way. The country was two years ago, more powers to make their own laws.
prohibit corporal punishment of children. The first step was taken in 1966, and in 1979, was the ban are fully legal.
Around 50 countries in the world prohibit in the day spanking, among other 22 of the 28 EU countries, and about as many are on the road to do it.
is That all children should grow up without violence is one of the UN's so-called global targets, to be met by 2030.
