Youth prioritise global issues

CHILDREN would rather stop all wars than combat climate change, a survey found yesterday.

Mon, 27 Jul, 2009 - 01:00

A First News poll of about 1,000 youngsters revealed the majority would put global issues at the top of their list of priorities if they were a world leader for a day.

A third, 43%, said they would stop all wars.

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