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Why was this film made? There can be little doubt that it is the same footage as that referred to in this Nov 2006 news item, which says that it was taken in 2004 for an educational documentary "to deter people from taking up a life of crime", and that it was also shown to parliamentarians and other policymakers. Members of a commando unit in the Malaysian army get an unofficial on-the-spot caning in front of their comrades. I’m 6’2”, a big man, and I feel small; insignificant in the face of the overwhelming flows of emotions arising from having been whipped by my Mistress. United States: Two TV news reports, June 2012: A school district in Arkansas reintroduces corporal punishment after a lapse of several years. United States: A birthday spanking at a High School in North Carolina causes controversy (May 2014). Part of the spanking is shown.

A North Carolina school district abolishes corporal punishment, though many local parents would have wished it kept. But it’s the emotional response I recognise from previous whippings. In place of the post caning high-fiving, extrovert, today finds me deep inside myself, all thinky introvert. I’m emotionally thin-skinned, a radio story about a cancer sufferer bringing unwanted tears to my eyes.Hong Kong: Demonstration in the prison museum of the A-frame and cane formerly used for judicial CP. United States: Two news clips (2008) about a Texas judge who offered parents the option of paddling their youngsters in his courtroom. Thailand: A mass caning at a boys' boarding school, which provoked a media storm locally. With news item (2010). and (8) Two reports about a mass march on the archdiocese in the ongoing attempt to restore paddling at St Augustine High in New Orleans. United States: TV news report (June 2014) on the acquittal on assault charges of a school principal in Mississippi who had paddled three boys.

minute news report from Florida (2007) about a man who is in trouble for spanking his 8-year-old son with a belt. Includes interview with the man and his lawyer. In a police station in the Indian part of Punjab (2010), a youth is punished with the "patta", more often seen in Pakistani Punjab. An earlier (2009) report on the same subject, including a view of an illegal immigrant's bottom after one stroke of the rotan. Part of the Syariah caning of a woman is shown. This was one of three, the first-ever canings of women in Malaysia (2010). United States: A TV news report on school CP, Feb 2012. Schools in rural Texas explain their paddling policies, for which there is local support. A senior high-school student says he prefers receiving CP to other punishments.

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Clip shows tawse being made, staged shots of tawse in use, report on implications of Campbell and Cosans judgment for CP in UK schools. Secondary boys in uniform are lined up at a college in Rawalpindi to receive one stroke of the cane each. New Zealand: TV news item (2007) about a Christian school that tried to evade the ban on corporal punishment by having parents come to the school to administer a paddling. A jocular birthday paddling in a classroom, date and location unknown. The implement used might be the school's real paddle. Brief amateur video of a public whipping for alcohol use in Timbuktu following takeover by Islamist militants (2012).

United States: Interview with a Memphis teacher, May 2007, who says that the abolition of corporal punishment has failed. United States: TV news report (April 2016) from a school district in Georgia where the rod is not spared. Two youths paddled by, allegedly, their father. UPDATE: It now appears that this clip is from South Africa, not the United States. Extra text added.

Judicial CP

News report, March 2018: Interview with student who agreed to accept posterial CP from his Korean martial-arts instructor. The youth's father, who supported the punishment, also speaks. Schools in Temple, Texas, report improved behavior following the reintroduction a year ago of the paddle. We then see prisoners waiting to be caned and being examined by the doctor. The caning operative is shown warming up with some practice strokes. More on the Mississippi case, and a look at the legal situation. Is transient bruising "bodily harm"?