HEAD TEACHERS WILL FOLLOW THE LAW ON CORPORAL PUNISHMENT -RURA The Fiji Head Teachers Association has reiterated its commitment to abiding by the law, particularly the Ministry of Education's stance against corporal punishment in schools. President Johnson Rura shared the association's position with fijivillage News after being asked about the Fijian Teachers Association's push to maintain corporal punishment in schools. Rura acknowledged that the comments made by the Fijian Teachers Association

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“We must start a debate to say: shouldn’t we bring back corporal punishment? A young person who steals ten loaves of bread sits in prison and waits maybe 3 years before sentencing. Go and think whether we should bring back corporal punishment to address this issue. “ 🎙️Dr. Pieter Groenewald, Minister of Correctional Services | Vryheidsfront Plus / Freedom Front Plus

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