Thirty-nine European countries have reported their divorce rates to the United Nations. Russia continues to have the highest divorce rate. Ireland has the lowest divorce rate.
Thirty-nine European countries have reported their divorce rates to the United Nations. Russia continues to have the highest divorce rate. Ireland has the lowest divorce rate.
Some European countries have legalized divorce in the past 2 or 3 decades. The divorce rates in these countries are still very low. Italy legalized divorce in 1970, Spain legalized divorce in 1981, Ireland legalized divorce in 1995 and Malta legalized divorce in 2011. Only Spain has seen a dramatically large change in their divorce rate. Ireland has seen little change. Italy’s divorce rate has doubled. Malta has the lowest beginning rate of divorce.
The original source of this data can be found at Eurostat– Marriage & Divorce Statistics.
Although the divorce rate has been declining in the United States, it is still higher than many of the other Western countries.
See original source at the U.S. Census Bureau.
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