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youth

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Social Inclusion

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Stigma and discrimination as vulnerability factors in adolescence

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Sexual harassment among adolescents: most prevalent forms and gender differences

According to this study, 7 out of 10 adolescents were subjected to sexual comments and insults. Sexual aggression rates among boys doubled those among girls, both in person and online.

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Precarious affects young people’s mental health

31% of the young people are at risk of depression or anxiety, and the sensation of not being able to access a decent standard of living is a crucial factor.

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Training in oral communication

77.5% of university students claim that they have received no training in oral communication.

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Young people seek help emotional

According to this study, 46% of young people aged between 16 and 32 years old claim to suffer from emotional distress.

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