Domestic Violence Is On An Uptick After COVID Lockdown Orders Began According To New Study
In the United States, domestic violence incidents have increased by 8.1 percent after COVID-19 stay at home lockdown orders, according to a new study.
In the United States, domestic violence incidents have increased by 8.1 percent after COVID-19 stay at home lockdown orders, according to a new study.
A 16-year-old boy has taken his life after being on lockdown for months. The boy’s family, who live in the UK, is speaking out about the tragic loss, in the hopes of helping other parents or children who might be in the same situation.