
Greek Children Growing Up in Dystopian Society, Says Report
A report suggests that children in Greece are growing up in a dystopian society, lacking state support where it should exist.
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A report suggests that children in Greece are growing up in a dystopian society, lacking state support where it should exist.

An article discusses the significant rates of obesity among Greek children and explores the crucial role of psychology in sports and daily exercise.

Kappa Perla, a company owned by Erietta Kourkoulou-Latsi, has acquired a minority stake in Sporos Meals, a Greek company specializing in children's snacks, supporting its growth trajectory.

This article delves into the tragic historical story behind 'Gerakina', a traditional children's song from Macedonia, Greece, often recognized by the lyrics 'Droum, droum, droum, droum, droum, droum / her bracelets clang'.

The article discusses the high rates of childhood obesity among Greek children, attributing it to the disappearance of neighborhood play areas and insufficient spaces for exercise and play, also touching on the psychological aspect of physical activity.
Father Antonios, the founder of the Greek children's charity 'Kivotos toy Kosmou' (Ark of the World), has been unanimously found guilty by an Athens court for child abuse.

Research reveals that three out of four Greek children are engaged in doomscrolling, highlighting an 'invisible' digital crisis with impacts on mood, sleep, and concentration.

University professor Goda Van Steen has spent 14 years researching the concealed history of Greek children adopted during the 1950s and 1960s, aiming to bring national accountability and healing.