Think about a third of Britain's teens commit suicide

New British report revealed that nearly a third of adolescents in Britain tried to commit suicide or think about it, because of mental health problems which they suffer. Also, three-quarters of teenagers who suffer from mental health problems do not get treatment.

The report was published in The Independent newspaper on Friday, and found that five young British young suffered during childhood depression and the pressures of homework, and fears of the future and lack of confidence, and it is paid to think about suicide.

He pointed out that the restrictions on mental health to prevent adolescents from getting the help that they need, and this situation, which leads to lack of services may put an entire generation under the risk of suicide and self-harm.

The report said that 32% of young Britons think about suicide, and 29% they harm themselves already in adolescence, while 12% of them felt a failure at the level of almost daily when they were at the age of 16 years.

He said that the anxiety and stress, depression and body shape and the inability to establish relations are the main factors that make adolescents are unable to cope with life, and cause them injury severe mental illness in the long term driven by the lead to suicide.

The report confirmed that approximately 75% of the 850 A teenager and a teenager suffering from mental health problems do not get treatment, while leading the cuts introduced by the British government on mental health services to reduce the chances of receiving the required long-term treatment to those who receive them treatment.