objective of the research paper will be to compare the rate of child poverty in Canada to India. The research paper seeks to explore the main causes of child poverty in Canada and in India along with the effects of poverty on children. Additionally, the paper seeks to assess some of the approaches that should be adopted in trying to resolve the issue of child poverty in Canada. It is believed that millions of children around the world miss childhood because of poverty. Poverty deprives them of the capability
cattle population. The depopulation of cattle had caused famines that killed numerous Africans. Consequently, they were left vulnerable to the colonization of Europeans in Africa. In addition to cattle diseases, the slave trade was also able to significantly decrease the population of Africans. Millions of Africans died during the slave trade, leaving families weak and vulnerable to the colonization by Europeans. In conclusion, indigenous populations throughout the world today are a result of Europeans
1. Introduction For a country like India where more than one-third of the population lives in a condition of extreme poverty and around half of its children suffer from malnourishment, food security is undoubtedly one of the most important issues. Within the larger issue, the debate between PDS and Cash Transfer has been going on for quite some time, and recent developments seem to suggest the Government has decided to go in favor of the latter. This move comes in light of the report of the High
child to sexual behavior or acts, that child may experience a variety of short or long term reactions as a consequence of that abuse or exploitation. Many children who experience sexual exploitation or abuse then they show physical, emotional, verbal or mental signs of abuse and exploitation.
beloved son is gone forever. Notwithstanding growing up with devoted parents in Australia, Saroo is still manacled into the idea of finding his home in India by some illusory memory about the train route that renders his getting lost. The train running from Burhanpur to Kolkata not only bears witness to the unimaginable journey of Saroo from India to Australia and back again, but it also accomplishes the mission of describing the narrow escape of Saroo from getting lost into salvation while at the
The essence of justice lies on the principle of equality. It is unfortunate that some sections of the society specially, tribal children are deprived of the benefits of basic rights at par with others, due to lack of education and ignorance that ultimately results into violation of their human rights. Human right is an old concept. They reside inherently in the individual human beings independent of and even prior to his participation in the society (Dr.V.K.Anand 2001). There are the rights, which
overconsumption of certain foods. Examples include obesity caused by excess energy intake, anaemia caused by insufficient intake of iron, and impaired sight because of inadequate intake of vitamin A. Nutrition disorders can be particularly serious in children, since they interfere with growth and development, and may predispose to many health problems, such as infection and chronic disease. Kwashiorkor is the most common and widespread nutritional disorder in developing countries. It is a form of malnutrition
Developing countries are particularly more vulnerable to climate change due to their exposure to low latitude geographical region which curses them with poor rainfall availability and high temperatures. Many developing countries are located in tropical areas which experience extreme climates along with variability in monsoon pattern and high temperature. Country like India and others where rainfall occurs once in a year will be particularly vulnerable if rainfall fails thereby affecting the agricultural
CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE IN INDIA: PROBLEMS AND PERSPECTIVES Vijoy Vivekanandan Assistant Professor Department of Law Central University of Sikkim Gangtok, Sikkim vijoyvivekanandan@gmail.com ABSTRACT Child sexual abuse is a malady on a society which pride itself on the rule of law. The Protection of Children from sexual Abuse, 2012, is the major legislative frame work in India to prevent the problems of child sexual abuse. Analysing from any point of view, the legislation gives utmost preference to the
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