Titlebook: Corporal Punishment in Preschool and at Home in Tanzania; A Children’s Rights Reuben Sungwa,Liz Jackson,Joyce Kahembe Book 2022 The Author

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Discussion and Conclusion,ral punishment, globally and in Tanzania. Then we consider the contributions of our study to the research field, and as well as its limitations. Finally, we provide recommendations based on our work, to improve life and society in Tanzania by eliminating corporal punishment, in line with international legal, moral, and rights-based perspectives.