I am not one of those who subcribe to the view that warders are inhuman, hard men.
How can you get a decent and sympathetic administration when you start out on a totally-wrong, unfair, and inhuman principle?
The third article in the convention refers to the right to freedom from inhuman and degrading treatment.
Would it be inhuman or degrading if, for good effect, pupils' clothing was lifted or removed when they were being caned?
I consider such a scheme inhuman and wrong.
Violence of this kind is despicable and inhuman and therefore also unmanly.
As for the claim of being interested in the working conditions and inhuman wages in underdeveloped countries, this is pure hypocrisy.
We have no right to remain impartial when confronted with barbaric inhuman behaviour.
