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Turkey sees 80 percent rise in adolescent suicide rates: UNICEF - Turkish Minute
Adolescent suicide rates in Turkey surged by 80 percent between 2018 and 2022, one of the steepest increases globally, according to a recent UNICEF report that ranks the country near the bottom in child well-being, the Stockholm Center for Freedom reported. The findings come from “Innocenti Report Card 19: Child Well-Being in an Unpredictable World,” which […]
Turkey sees 80 percent rise in adolescent suicide rates: UNICEF - Stockholm Center for Freedom
Adolescent suicide rates in Turkey surged by 80 percent between 2018 and 2022, one of the steepest increases globally, according to a recent UNICEF report that ranks the country near the bottom in child well-being. The findings come from “Innocenti Report Card 19: Child Well-Being in an Unpredictable World,” which assessed 43 EU and OECD countries but ranked only 36 due to incomplete data submissions. Turkey placed 35th overall, ranking among th…
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