From Marital Breakdown to Child Abuse: Experts Warn of Intergenerational Trauma
Experts in Vietnam warn that post-divorce crises and unstable family structures increase the risk of child abuse, often stemming from parents' inability to manage emotional stress. They emphasize the urgent need for positive parenting education and strengthened social support systems.
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