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More than 70% of LGBTI+ students feel unsafe at school

More than 70% of LGBTI+ students feel unsafe at school — A new study has found that more than half of Irish students believe that coming out as LGBTI+ will lead to bullying. Picture: File image

Mon, 16 Nov, 2020 - 00:00

Liz Dunphy

More than half of Irish students believe that coming out as LGBTI+ will lead to bullying, a new study has found.

Alarmingly, more than 70% of LGBTI+ students feel unsafe at school.

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