According to O’Neill, children of broken homes were “50 per cent more likely to suffer health problems, twice as likely to run away from home and five times as likely to suffer abuse, ” reports The Sunday Telegraph of London. The paper adds: “Children living without their natural father were also three times as likely to have difficulty getting on with other people and to struggle at school.
2000 წელს სიკვდილის შემთხვევათა უმეტესობა „განვითარებად ქვეყნებში დაფიქსირდა მაშინ, როცა ეს მაჩვენებელი განვითარებულ ქვეყნებში 10 პროცენტზე ნაკლებს შეადგენდა“, — ვკითხულობთ გაზეთში.