Tuesday, May 15, 2007
U.S. & GREAT BRITAIN RANKED LAST IN CHILD WELFARE
A U.N. study of wealthy nations ranked the United States and Britain at the bottom of the twenty-one countries surveyed. The survey, which assessed everything from infant mortality to whether children ate dinner with their parents or were bullied at school, cited "economic inequality and poor levels of public support for families" as two of the primary causes of the poor ranking.
A U.N. study of wealthy nations ranked the United States and Britain at the bottom of the twenty-one countries surveyed. The survey, which assessed everything from infant mortality to whether children ate dinner with their parents or were bullied at school, cited "economic inequality and poor levels of public support for families" as two of the primary causes of the poor ranking.
