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PCBS: Palestinian Family Survey, 2010Table CP.3: Child labour and school attendancePercentage of children age 5-14 years involved in child labour who are attending school, and percentage of children age5-14 years attending school who are involved in child labour, State of Palestine, 2010Background characteristicsPercentageof childreninvolvedin childlabourPercentageof childrenattendingschoolNumberofchildrenage 5-14yearsPercentageof childlabourerswho areattendingschool [1]Number ofchildren age5-14 yearsinvolved inchild labourPercentageof childrenattendingschool whoare involvedin childlabour [2]Numberof childrenage5-14 yearsattendingschoolWealth indexPoorest 8.0 90.4 4583 87.8 369 7.8 4142Second 5.2 94.1 4494 95.0 233 5.2 4231Third 5.2 93.9 4309 95.3 225 5.3 4044Fourth 5.2 95.4 4216 96.5 219 5.3 4022Richest 4.8 96.9 4061 99.0 195 4.9 3935State of Palestine 5.7 94.0 21663 93.8 1242 5.7 20373[1] MICS indicator 8.3[2] MICS indicator 8.4( ) between 25-49 unweighted cases, to be interpreted with caution(*) less than 25 cases121
PCBS: Palestinian Family Survey, 2010Child DisciplineAs stated in A World Fit for Children, “children must be protected against any acts of violence …” and the MillenniumDeclaration calls for the protection of children against abuse, exploitation and violence. In the PFS 2010 in the State ofPalestine, mothers/caretakers of children age 2-14 years were asked a series of questions on the ways parents tend touse to discipline their children when they misbehave. Note that for the child discipline module, one child aged 2-14per household was selected randomly during fieldwork. Out of these questions, the two indicators used to describeaspects of child discipline are: 1) the number of children 2-14 years that experience psychological aggression as punishmentor minor physical punishment or severe physical punishment; and 2) the number of parents/caretakers of children2-14 years of age that believe that in order to raise their children properly, they need to physically punish them.Table CP.4: Child disciplinePercentage of children age 2-14 years according to method of disciplining the child, State of Palestine, 2010Background characteristicsPercentage of children age 2-14 years who experienced:Only nonviolentdisciplinePsychologicalaggressionPhysical punishmentAnySevereAny violentdiscipl-enemethod [1]Numb-erof childrenage 2-14yearsRespond-entbelieves thatthe childneeds to bephysicallypunishedRespondentstothe childdisciplinemoduleGovernorateJenin 4.2 91.8 82.9 36.5 95.5 631 16.5 673Tubas 1.7 96.9 88.2 40.1 98.3 125 25.9 129Tulkarm 5.2 89.1 80.7 23.9 94.3 362 12.0 414Nablus 4.0 92.9 79.2 21.4 95.3 729 20.5 818Qalqiliya 4.3 90.5 75.5 25.9 94.6 257 24.4 254Salfit 6.7 90.1 72.8 25.3 93.0 151 34.9 160Ramallah & Al-Bireh 8.1 86.9 72.0 18.8 90.9 662 26.1 739Jericho & Al-Aghwar 1.8 90.4 75.0 19.9 97.6 98 18.7 105Jerusalem 9.2 87.0 63.9 16.7 89.8 841 18.8 949Bethlehem 5.0 89.3 74.8 20.2 93.2 393 12.3 454Hebron 3.9 91.0 78.7 26.9 94.0 1432 18.3 1382North Gaza 3.1 92.0 74.5 28.7 93.8 753 25.9 663Gaza 4.9 90.2 74.6 32.4 91.9 1314 19.1 1160Deir El-Balah 5.8 89.0 75.7 29.7 92.6 523 20.6 487Khan Yunis 12.8 81.3 74.5 19.8 86.4 745 27.4 649Rafah 4.2 92.1 84.6 40.8 95.3 480 31.1 420RegionWest Bank 5.4 90.1 75.9 24.2 93.5 5680 19.4 6077Gaza Strip 6.1 88.9 76.0 29.9 91.7 3816 23.8 3379SexMales 4.8 90.6 78.3 28.2 93.7 4850 21.5 5000Females 6.6 88.6 73.5 24.8 91.8 4646 20.4 4456122
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