Romania: Study: 63 percent of Romanian kids say parents beat them, sticks, (...)

March 20, 2013

Study: 63 percent of Romanian kids say parents beat them, sticks, belts and wooden spoons used
Mar 20, 2013

Study: 63 percent of Romanian kids say parents beat them, sticks, belts and wooden spoons used.
Around 63 percent of Romanian children say their parents beat them. But only 38 percent of parents admit to meting out corporal punishment to their kids, according to Save the Children Romania. The organization’s study paints a “disturbing picture,” said the CEO of Save the Children Romania, (...)
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