“For the fourth year in a row, my brother asks our parents every evening if he can skip school the next day.”
Lena’s [name changed] younger brother is now in the 9th grade, but ever since the 5th grade, he’s been reluctant to attend school—not because he’s lost interest in...
“My life at school changed the day I stood up to three classmates all at once. Word spread quickly throughout the school and the community, and people started taking me seriously. Sports saved my life. They realized I was no longer the tiny timid one they used to pick on,”...
Editor’s note: comprised of two parts, this publication is prepared in the memory of those boys and girls, whose lives have been interrupted by a decision of mature people. Here we combine seemingly unrelated issues: the problem of selective abortions and the one of increased demand for...
Editor’s note: comprised of two parts, this publication is prepared in the memory of those boys and girls, whose lives have been interrupted by a decision of mature people. Here we combine seemingly unrelated issues: the problem of selective abortions and the one of increased demand for...
The balance between boys and girls born in Armenia has been broken again. For years, that indicator was close to the acceptable norm, but the data of 2022 show that more boys than the norm are born in Armenia.
An internationally acceptable balance is considered when 104-106 boys are born...
