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Published 16:03 10 Dec 2015 GMT
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This means that from now on, anyone who slaps their child won't be able to rely on this defense in the courts.
Speaking about the move, which has been called for by human rights groups for months, Minister Reilly said:
“The removal of the Common Law defence sends a strong message which will, I hope, lead to a cultural change across Irish society that corporal punishment is wrong.
"We have not created any new offence but rather we are removing something that has its roots in a completely different era and societal context."Life

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