Spanking the Naughty Japanese College Professor (A Craig and Akira Spanking Novella Book 1)

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United Kingdom, a much clearer picture of the Walsall secondary tawse, removed from a school in 1988 United States: a spanking for young John, watched by sister and big brother, old jocular posed picture The reason for the dearth of Taiwan images of death at the hands of the invading army or Government General firing squads may be technical. During the period 1895 to 1902, the most violent phase of Japanese colonial rule, reprographic and camera technology was insufficiently advanced to create portable, stable, and recombinable photographic images of Taiwanese in front of firing squads. [70] As we have seen, it was only in September 1904 that Henry Muhlensteth took the first circulated photograph of a Korean execution. Thus, imagery of Japanese punishment meted out against Taiwanese, in contrast to its Joseon counterpart, does not appear in the copious photograph record of colonial rule in Taiwan that emerged in the post-1905 Japanese publishing industry. [71] X. Mimetic Imperialism in Studies of Colonial Visual Culture Japan: a more recent picture of a student being caned with a kendo sword, possibly real but could be posed

A new report notes that paddling numbers are high in Alabama. A local TV report (Aug 2009) finds differing opinions, and interviews a school superintendent who says many parents support CP. And, can you please upgrade the gallery in the next versions, to level of the "Peach Springs Inn and Bath House" ? I mean.. I want to replay the whole scene from the first dialogue to the last, anyway the players can skip the dialogs, so no need to cut them to reach animation faster) Papua New Guinea (at the time just New Guinea): floggings of German civilians by Australian troops at Rabaul, 1914 UK: Court Lees Approved School, subject of official inquiry into excessive corporal punishment of boys, 1967

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. United States: TV news report (Mar 2014): A newly created school district in Tennessee decides to introduce corporal punishment. Canada, much clearer picture of the paddling table over which prisoners were bent to receive judicial punishment in federal penitentiary, 1903 to 1968 United States: TV news report from April 2008: a Texas mother is angry about the severity with which, she says, her 17-year-old son (seen in the film playing drums) was paddled at high school.

Peru: Youth being strapped by his father over his shorts, apparently under police supervision, 2018 (also video clip)

Sudan: Public whipping of a woman for wearing trousers (2010). A very distasteful scene, made worse by the stupid manner in which it is carried out.

UK: Copping, Robert, young headmaster of "progressive" school who laid a trap into which Eric A. Wildman (q.v.) fell, 1948 Colombia: A youth gets a public whipping on his legs as part of a tribal community punishment for murder (2008). UK: Boyson, Sir Rhodes, cane-wielding headmaster who became outspokenly pro-CP politician, died 2012 Fig. 23. “Whiping [sic] Prisoner,” East Asia Image Collection (Easton, PA: Lafayette College, 2012), at http://digital.lafayette.edu/collections/eastasia/imperial-postcards/ip0766. Iran (known at the time as Persia): caning the soles of the feet (falaka or bastinado), date unknownThe color lithographs in figure 5 decorated the January 23, 1903 issue of the TKK as a rare color insert. They depict a defendant undergoing public humiliation on his way to trial and a convict being banished and were taken from the 1801 book Punishments of China, by George Henry Mason. Timothy Brook, Jérôme Bourgon, and Gregory Blue argue that Mason’s influential book crystallized growing European disenchantment with the Middle Kingdom. Punishments put the implementation of Chinese law codes under the harsh light of scrutiny, whereas earlier Western publications focused on more-abstract elements of Chinese philosophy, religion, and government. Moreover, Mason’s book propagated this harder view of Chinese society via an emerging nineteenth-century mass-market print culture. [13] United States: "New State Law Has Schools Rethinking Corporal Punishment", TV news report from N. Carolina, Oct 2010.