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Child Abuse - Teacher looses temper and beats child with barbed wire leaving him with injuries

Child Abuse

Teacher brutally beats

 pupil with barbed wire;

 leaves him with severe

 injuries

  Isaac Dachen

What could be the offence of this little kid that his teacher should injure him this muchup a pupil over an undisclosed offence, using a barbed wire, thereby inflicting severe injuries on the child.

The abused child
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According to a Facebook user by the nameRita Kaagwa, the inhuman treatmentmeted out on the boy was so serious that the youths of the community mobilised themselves and were hellbent on beating the teacher to death but they were persuaded by the elders not to take the laws into their hands but to hand over the teacher to the police.
The abused child
Photo Credit: Facebook
Read what Kaagwa wrote:
"This young boy is nursing severe wounds arising from inhuman beatings from his teacher; imagine how merciless and hurtful is this man claiming to be a teacher. We should come out with full force to condemn these actions against our children!"
The abused child
Photo Credit: Facebook
What do you think should be done to the teacher who inflicted this sort of injury on this child?
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