Cyber & Technology May 2, 2026 193 stories in this edition

A year after corporal punishment ban, Thailand needs to curb resurgence

SCMP Asia / Asia / 1m ago / Panarat Anamwathana
A year after corporal punishment ban, Thailand needs to curb resurgence

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An old Thai proverb says, “If you love your cow, tie it up; if you love your child, beat them”. It is meant to convey that a loving and responsible guardian should discipline their child and that corporal punishment is an act of care as sensible as tethering one’s cattle so that it does not wander off. For many generations, this proverb and traditional practices have normalised corporal punishment. This attitude is a...

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An old Thai proverb says, “If you love your cow, tie it up; if you love your child, beat them”. It is meant to convey that a loving and responsible guardian should discipline their child and that corporal punishment is a...

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