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Methods N.B. schools using to punish students have no legal authority: child advocate
Summary by The Hamilton Spectator
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FREDERICTON — The New Brunswick Children's and Youth Defender claims that schools use restraint techniques without legal authorization against children who behave poorly. In a new report, Kelly Lamrock provided examples of practices that, in his view, contravene the Federal Charter of Rights and Freedoms, as well as provincial laws that guarantee children the right to education. He stated, among other things, that some schools hold children agai…
·Richelieu, Canada
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