A study released yesterday by the Romanian Child Protection Agency ANPDC startlingly revealed that more than 65 per cent of Romanians think it’s perfectly acceptable to beat children. Hardly a surprise, though it does rather explain an awful lot of what you see on the city’s streets.
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