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    One does indeed need hope to survive a difficult situation. Firstly‚ hope allows us to commit to the issues at hand . secondly‚ hope keeps us from breaking down and falling into something like depression. Thirdly‚ we need hope to survive a difficult situation because it allows us to see things that could be. Hope allows us to commit to the issues at hand. “ I would like to write a letter to the government to see if they will give me some money for the library”. Andy never gave up when writing to

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    According to UNICEF report diarrhea is second next to pneumonia in deaths among children under five. It is seen in developing countries with poor hygiene practices‚ inadequate sanitations‚ polluted water sources‚ contaminate food and malnutrition to name a few. Children are more susceptible to severe diarrhea as water constitutes a greater portion of children’s body weight and use more water due to their high metabolic rates and low conservation of water by kidneys compared to adults. Diarrhea results

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    As we speak‚ the right to health care still isn’t a reality for millions of children around the globe‚ and more particularly in developing countries. Every year‚ over 13 million children under the age of 5 years die from illnesses which could have been avoided or treated (“Right to Health Care Around the Globe” 1). This is an issue because more people are just paying attention to the problems in developed countries‚ while citizens in less developed countries are struggling with health care. The Health

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    The United States Constitution clearly states that all men are equal and are entitled to life‚ liberty‚ and the pursuit of happiness ("The Constitution of the United States‚" Amendment 5)‚ but somewhere along the way many people turned astray and thus homophobia was formed. The belief that love should only exist between man and woman is very much alive causing dispute across the nation. Should we really judge each other on our own personal desires? At some point we must stop focusing so deeply on

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    children 12-14 years old engaged in more than light work‚ and all children engaged in the worst forms of child labour – in which they are enslaved‚ forcibly recruited‚ prostituted‚ trafficked‚ forced into illegal activities or exposed to hazards (UNICEF‚ 2006). As well as‚ in our opinion‚ we describe child labour as work done by kids for full-time under the age of 15 and it prevents them from attending school‚ such as unlimited or unrestricted local work which it may dangerous and cause hazardous

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    CHILD LABOUR ACT 1986 The Child Labour (Prohibition and Regulation) Act‚ 1986 is one the most debated acts regarding children in India. It outlines where and how children can work and where they cannot.  The act defines a child as any person who has not completed his fourteenth year of age. Part II of the act prohibits children from working in any occupation listed in Part A of the Schedule; for example: Catering at railway establishments‚ construction work on the railway or anywhere near the tracks

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    consequence of domestic violence incidents. Domestic violence affects one in each six men and one in each four women through their lifetime (Stanko et al as cited in Smartt and Kury (2007)). Children are also greatly affected by domestic violence acts as UNICEF (United Nations International Children ’s Emergency Fund) estimates that more than 275 million children worldwide are exposed to violence in their homes. More over there are more than 90% of prisoners experienced violence when they were children (

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    Organizational Planning of The Walt Disney Company The Walt Disney Company is a leader in family entertainment‚ spanning the globe with its many subsidiaries in dozens of countries. Founded in 1923 by Walter and Roy Disney‚ the company was known then as The Disney Brothers Studio. Over the years‚ the name changed‚ additional companies were added‚ and the vision statement grew to focus on three fundamental pillars: “generating the best creative content possible; fostering innovation and utilizing

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    Poverty Reduction and Welfare Provision for Single Parents in Aotearoa/ New Zealand and the United States - A Comparative Analysis Abstract In 1999‚ UNICEF reported that countries which have the most generous welfare provision‚ have the lowest rates of child poverty and that children who live in sole parent families are more likely to live in poverty (Bradbury & Jantti‚ 1999). This paper will look at child poverty in New Zealand and the United States and at welfare provision for single

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    | | | | | | | Introduction Un-registered Birth has been and continues to be a world-wide problem every where particularly in developing countries. According to the United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund organization(UNICEF). Registration of a birth is the first legitimate account of a child in the society. It is the official and legal acknowledgement of the birth’s existence in the society and the population at large of the nation. It is giving proper and equal social

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