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Embracing Diverse Families Could Stem South Korea’s Fertility Crisis - The News Lens International Edition

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South Korea's fertility crisis could be alleviated by promoting broader acceptance of diverse family structures. This could include lessening the stigma associated with single parenthood. In 2020, South Korea had 20,000 children in orphanages. Just 324 children were adopted in 2022, with 142 of these children almost half sent abroad for international adoption.

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Embracing Diverse Families Could Stem South Korea’s Fertility Crisis - The News Lens International Edition

South Korea's persistent fertility crisis could be alleviated by promoting broader acceptance of diverse family structures. This could include lessening the stigma associated with single parenthood, particularly among women, by reducing the emphasis on traditional family structures.

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