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Teachers’ Unions Reject Corporal Punishment Motion
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Teachers | Teachers' problems should be resolved. If the government does not resolve them, we will launch a statewide movement. We will continue the struggle in stages, the teachers' union struggle committee has warned.
Teachers’ Unions Reject Corporal Punishment Motion
Teachers’ unions BOSETU and BTU have rejected calls to reintroduce corporal punishment, a practice abolished in 2018, warning of legal risks SESUPO RANTSIMAKO Molepolole North Member of Parliament (MP) Arafat Khan’s motion seeking the reinstatement of corporal punishment in schools as a regulated disciplinary measure has met strong resistance from teachers’ unions, which maintain that…
·Gaborone, Botswana
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