NSPCC survey finds violence in the home increases risk of antisocial behaviour in children
Janaki Mahadevan
Thursday, May 31, 2012
Children who witness family violence are more likely to seriously harm another person, run away from home, be excluded from school or carry a weapon, according to a survey by the NSPCC.
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