"Euro-orphans" now adults speak out about effects of parents' emigration

People whose parents emigrated for work from Poland at the start of the 21st century are now speaking about the consequences of growing up apart from them. The phenomenon of "euro-orphanhood," which gained its own name years ago, is returning to public debate as its first real social effects become measurable. Researchers stress the problem is not limited to one period and may apply to subsequent waves of emigration.

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