Here you will find reports, briefings and other resources from the Global Initiative setting out the obligation to prohibit and eliminate corporal punishment - and progress towards achieving this - in the context of other cross cutting themes, including the SDGs and regional development agendas, working with religious communities, and children's rights in relation to health, education and juvenile justice.

• Ending legalised violence against children by 2030: Progress towards prohibition and elimination of corporal punishment in Pathfinder countries (2018)
• Prohibiting all corporal punishment of children in Africa: an essential step towards fulfilling the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development(2017)
• Prohibition of violent punishment of children: a critical step towards fulfilling the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development (2016)
• Ending violent punishment of children – a foundation of a world free from fear and violence (2015)

• Teaching without violence: prohibiting corporal punishment (Global briefing paper, July 2019)
• Towards non-violent schools: prohibiting all corporal punishment. Global report (2015)
• Resources for eliminating corporal punishment in schools (2012)

• Cruel, inhuman and degrading: ending corporal punishment in penal systems for children (January 2015)

• Prohibiting violent punishment of girls and boys – a key element in ending family violence (2015)

• Ending violent punishment of girls: A key element in the global challenge to all violence against women and girls (2013)

• Prohibiting and eliminating all corporal punishment of children with disabilities (2014)

• Ending legalised violence against children: Prohibiting and eliminating corporal punishment in all alternative care and day care settings (2012)

• Young children’s right to an end to all violent punishment (2014)