Kerry coroner: Suicide rate linked to end of corporal punishment

The rising suicide rate is being linked in part to the end of corporal punishment, the coroner for Kerry east and south Terence Casey said today.

Thu, 29 Nov, 2012 - 15:42

The rising suicide rate is being linked in part to the end of corporal punishment, the coroner for Kerry east and south Terence Casey said today.

Mr Casey is calling for real and open debate about suicide.

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