Home Multimedia Will smacking your kids make them violent? MultimediaVideos Will smacking your kids make them violent? By Dylan Bush & Joan van Dyk - May 12, 2017 Facebook Twitter Pinterest WhatsApp Experts suggest that banning corporal punishment in the home could lead to a less violent society. Joan van Dyk explains. RELATED ARTICLESMORE FROM AUTHOR Features Why COVID school closures are making girls marry early Features ‘I had to kill so many people’: The battle to protect children in conflicts General resources These steroids can help treat some COVID-19 patients, but not all Opinion The preventable trauma of COVID childbirth Opinion Scientists are working to fast-forward COVID-19 research, but not at the expense of ethics Resources for Journalists Want to do a crash course in epidemiology? Here you go Opinion ‘Academic boys’ to ‘sex jaros’: What it means to be a Black boy in a South African township News and analysis From hunger to abuse: Seven women tell us how COVID has devastated their lives Features ‘No bed for people like me’: When the old are left to die News and analysis This injection outperforms a daily pill to prevent HIV infection. Will you use it? Opinion How wearing a mask can slash COVID-19 deaths Multimedia Why are scientists testing a TB vaccine to see if it protects against COVID-19? LEAVE A REPLY Cancel replyLog in to leave a comment
