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الصفحة 359
CHILDREN AND THE EXPERIENCE OF VIOLENCE : CONTRASTING CULTURES OF PUNISHMENT IN NORTHERN NIGERIA Murray Last When , in 1992 , the Norwegian Centre for Child Research held an interdisciplinary conference on children at risk ' , a central ...
CHILDREN AND THE EXPERIENCE OF VIOLENCE : CONTRASTING CULTURES OF PUNISHMENT IN NORTHERN NIGERIA Murray Last When , in 1992 , the Norwegian Centre for Child Research held an interdisciplinary conference on children at risk ' , a central ...
الصفحة 361
There are three possible reasons for this : first , that such punishments simply did not ever occur in the communities ... in “ traditional Africa adults did not commonly beat their own children , either in punishment or in anger ( cf.
There are three possible reasons for this : first , that such punishments simply did not ever occur in the communities ... in “ traditional Africa adults did not commonly beat their own children , either in punishment or in anger ( cf.
الصفحة 373
The Qur'an also specifies flogging , al - jald , with a lash for certain categories of offence ( the hadd offences : 80 or 100 lashes ) , flogging being rated a more serious punishment than imprisonment , al - habs ( El - Awa , 1982 ) .
The Qur'an also specifies flogging , al - jald , with a lash for certain categories of offence ( the hadd offences : 80 or 100 lashes ) , flogging being rated a more serious punishment than imprisonment , al - habs ( El - Awa , 1982 ) .
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AFRICA | 333 |
contrasting cultures | 359 |
the ideology of royal slavery in | 394 |
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