#punitive measures

[kazifatagar]

New: Hannah Yeoh Calls for Dialogue to Tackle School Bullying Through Combat Sports

Youth and Sports Minister Hannah Yeoh has proposed a special dialogue with the Ministry of Education and the National Combat Sports Federation to tackle school bullying. Speaking at the 2025 National Combat Sports Championship, she said punitive measures like suspension are insufficient and urged for structured sports programs to guide students. Highlighting the discipline and emotional control…

New: Hannah Yeoh Calls for Dialogue to Tackle School Bullying Through Combat Sports

[nawanagartime]

જામનગર બીએલઓની કામગીરીમાં ગુટલી મારનાર શિક્ષક સામે કાર્યવાહી કેમ નહી?

જામનગર બીએલઓની કામગીરીમાં ગુટલી મારનાર શિક્ષક સામે કાર્યવાહી કેમ નહી?

જામનગર નગર પ્રાથમિક શિક્ષણ સમિતિ હેઠળ શાળા નં.15ના શિક્ષકની બીએલઓ તરીકે નિમણુંક થયા બાદ શાસનાધિકારી કચેરીને અંધારામાં રાખીને વિદેશ પ્રવાસ જવાના પ્રકરણમાં વારંવાર નોટીસ ફટકારીને સંતોષ માની લેતુ હોવાનું સામે આવ્યું છે.

ચાલુ ફરજ દરમિયાન શિક્ષક વિદેશ જતાં રહ્યાં જામનગર શહેરમાં મતદાર યાદી સુધારણા કાર્યક્રમ દરમિયાન જામનગરની શાળાના શિક્ષક દોલતરામ આહુજાને ગત નવમાં માસમાં 10 દિવસ માટે બી.એલ.ઓ. તરીકે…

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[tearsofrefugees]

Evicted and arrested: refugees in Indonesia under pressure

What’s happening in Indonesia is a product of the same logic that drives Australia’s presence in Nauru and Papua New Guinea. It is part of a series of punitive measures that push a hard border out from Australia’s geographical shores and into neighbouring countries.

[mystlnewsonline]

WASHINGTON | Trump says he's taking no new punitive measures against Saudi Arabia over the killing of US-based Saudi columnist

WASHINGTON | Trump says he’s taking no new punitive measures against Saudi Arabia over the killing of US-based Saudi columnist

WASHINGTON — Trump says he’s taking no new punitive measures against Saudi Arabia over the killing of US-based Saudi columnist.

By Associated Press

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[prostoktoto]

people wear heels...mind-boggling...

[takepart]

Tossing Kids in Jail for Decades Doesn’t Help Them Stay out of Trouble

Longer sentences aren’t a recipe for success for kids who commit crime.

Locking kids up for long periods of time doesn’t increase the odds that they won’t get into trouble again after their release, according to a study that tracked 1,300 juvenile offenders for seven years after their first contact with the court system. While more severe punishment isn’t a recipe for success after release, teens’ perception of whether or not they will be punished does have an effect on how likely it is they’ll commit a crime, according to the findings from the federal Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention.

Risk perception is a key factor that contributes to a teen’s choice to commit a crime. The risk of arrest, the likelihood of conviction, and the costs of punishment are all weighed by teens who commit serious offenses, according to the study. The findings are important for policy makers tasked with choosing sentences designed to deter future crime.

- Read more about why this research matters when thinking about the U.S. justice system here on TakePart.com - 

[macbethmayhem]

I'm sorry that joke wasn't good enough.

I guess I'll have to take

punitive measures.

[newsdock]

By Deisy Buitrago CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has reacted furiously to calls in the United States for punitive measures against his government for alleged rights abuses in response to three months of street protests. Some U.S. lawmakers are urging sanctions on Venezuelan officials, or even wider measures against the economy, but President Barack Obama's government has said that may harm prospects for political reconciliation here. Source: Reuters