2018 China Population Management and The One Child Policy China is considered as the largest populated country in the world. According to the last survey conducted by the Government of China in January 2013, its population was nearly more than 1.35 Billion making it the number one ranked populated country of the world (“China Population”). China is holding its One Child policy for more than 35 years which means that each couple should have only one child at most to reduce its population growth and
trend and resolve its derived issues, certain policies concerning not only the proportion but also the state of the elderly themselves and their families can be enacted by the government. Aging problem extensively exists in China, among 34 provinces, 26 of which has aging problem.(Chinese
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With the continuation of the one-child policy for many years, although having a large population, China is facing the problem of aging population, which is forecasted to become more severe in a recent future. Following the trend of the United States and the European countries, immigration from other countries with younger and growing population is considered to be the solution for those countries. Diversity’s pros and cons However, diversity can bring both advantages and disadvantages
There are some things that you should think twice before doing. Let your children spend long hours using mobile phones is one of them. Although, studies have shown that the excessive use of cell phones is ruining the social lives of the society, it has become necessity of every human being. Mobile phones, or cell phone, is new vision of the traditional one – telephone. Nowadays, scientists use high technology to develop them day by day with more digital and compelling gestures. Consequently, there
specially this X-generation also known as “the millennials”. Smart phones, tablets, laptops and the like are commonly used gadgets as a channel of any information (good or bad). People use these new technologies to connect and communicate with their loved ones wherever they maybe. They are using social media such as Facebook, Twitter and the like to give such information, pictures, and/or videos as their way of communicating and updating them to whatever moment and life
For many years the topic of school uniforms have been tossed around over and over with what seems like no clear answer to the question. Are school uniforms necessary? Are student rights being denied? Do uniforms really impact student daily school lives? School uniforms should not be enforced because, they are unnecessary deny the rights of students’ freedom of expression, and have little to no effect on the lives of the students. School uniforms prevent students from participating in gang related
has been a heated discussion over the issue of bullying in Singapore. Hence in this essay, I wish to address the rising trend of bullying in Singapore for the year 2015, the roles of social workers in this issue as well as the available schemes and policies that are available to provide help and support for the victims of bully or the bully
why a particular decision is made and what benefit they are going to get from that decision. 6. Good governance is participatory- good governance should allow each and every one related to the decision to participate in decision making. Each and every point should be considered before final decision. What are the pros and cons of the decision should be taken into
Brazil, the largest country in Latin America gained its independence from Portugal in 1822. Unlike most of the Latin American countries, Brazil did not fight a war of independence. Therefore, this country did not suffer the horrors of the liberation war but it was still ruled by a monarchical system of government. In 1889 Brazil became a republic and was ruled by a military government; this was preceded by the abolition of slavery in 1888. Brazilian coffee exporters ruled the country until 1930 when