Corporal Punishment of Children in Nigeria - Global Initiative to End All Corporal Punishment of Children

The Global Initiative to End All Corporal Punishment of Children aims to eliminate the practice of corporal punishment of children in Nigeria and worldwide. It advocates for the protection of children's rights and promotes non-violent and positive forms of discipline.

FAQ

Q: What is corporal punishment?
A: Corporal punishment refers to physical punishment inflicted on children, such as hitting or spanking.

Q: Is corporal punishment of children legal in Nigeria?
A: Yes, corporal punishment of children is legal in Nigeria.

Q: What is the Global Initiative to End All Corporal Punishment of Children?
A: The Global Initiative to End All Corporal Punishment of Children is an international movement aimed at promoting legislation to prohibit corporal punishment in all settings.

Q: What is the status of corporal punishment in Nigeria?
A: Corporal punishment is widely practiced and accepted in Nigeria, both in schools and at home.

Q: Are there any efforts to end corporal punishment of children in Nigeria?
A: Yes, there are ongoing efforts by local and international organizations to promote alternatives to corporal punishment and advocate for its prohibition in Nigeria.