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Over 600 million children exposed to violence at home, UNICEF warns
More than one in four children globally ā around 610 million ā live with mothers who have experienced physical, emotional or sexual abuse by an intimate partner in the past year, making violence a part of their everyday lives, according to new data released by the UN Childrenās Fund (UNICEF) on Tuesday.
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