This training programme is intended to raise awareness among professionals working with children and families about the effects of physical and psychological punishment on children and the need to end such punishment. This guide is based on a translation

Here are some simple and basic guidelines and reflection exercises to help parents achieve optimal development for their children/teenagers. The manual also provides cues for how to proceed to improve family functioning.

A practical manual to be used as a guide in the development of strategies to challenge and end physical and humiliating punishment. It includes examples of good practice when approaching the issue of corporal punishment around the world, and highlights ke

This comparative study, written by Spanish psychologist Pepa Horno and supported by Save the Children Spain, indicates the attitudes towards, and prevalence and patterns of, physical and humiliating punishment, based on findings from a series of training

Within the framework of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC), Save the Children Spain has been developing, since 1997, the Prevention and Raising Awareness Program on Child Sexual Abuse supported by the General Direction for Families and Chi

This study contains facts about attitudes, prevalence and forms of physical and humiliating punishment. It is based on data obtained in a series of workshops developed between 2002 and 2004 in 14 countries, with the objective of sensitizing participants t

This comparative study, written by Spanish psychologist Pepa Horno and supported by Save the Children Spain, indicates the attitudes towards, and prevalence and patterns of, physical and humiliating punishment, based on findings from a series of training

“Teach, don’t hit!” is part of a Save the Children campaign to help raise social awareness against corporal punishment of boys and girls within the family. An essential part of the “Teach, don’t hit!” campaign is to offer information to fathers and mother

The document "Educa, no pegues!" ("Teach, don’t hit!”) is part of a Save the Children campaign to help raise social awareness against corporal punishment of boys and girls within the family. An essential part of the “Teach, don’t hit!” campaign is to offe

This publication offers an analysis of Spanish legislation and the judicial proceedings related to the situation of sexually abused children, from the time when the crime is reported to the authorities until the sentence is imposed by the Court. The docum