DO YOU THINK THAT THE GENERAL SITUATION OF THE POORER HALF OF THE WORLD'S POPULATION HAS IMPROVED OR WORSENED IN THE LAST 25 YEARS?
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Not many people realize that more than half of the world's population is undernourished or malnourished and one in every three of them lives in an abject poverty. These facts are the ones that fund-raising agencies or news media often glorify for obvious reasons. Compassion, feeling of guilt makes people donate money thus allowing organizations like Action Aid to operate. With the news about mass education, reduction in population and fund-raising organizations, it seems the …
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…The Independent" (16 May 1993) 'Working to beat poverty' in "Choice" (November 1990) BIBLIOGRAPHY NEWSPAPERS AND MAGAZINES 'Charity begins with the truth' in "The Independent" (16 May 1993) 'Family Values' by Jeremy Seabrook in "The New Statesman & Society" (10 December 1993) 'For the well-being of all, we must help' by Rajamani Rowley in "The Independent" (21 July 1990) 'It is not true that more people lead to famine' by Julian L. Simon in "The Independent" (21 July 1990) 'Working to beat poverty' in "Choice" (November 1990)
…The Independent" (16 May 1993) 'Working to beat poverty' in "Choice" (November 1990) BIBLIOGRAPHY NEWSPAPERS AND MAGAZINES 'Charity begins with the truth' in "The Independent" (16 May 1993) 'Family Values' by Jeremy Seabrook in "The New Statesman & Society" (10 December 1993) 'For the well-being of all, we must help' by Rajamani Rowley in "The Independent" (21 July 1990) 'It is not true that more people lead to famine' by Julian L. Simon in "The Independent" (21 July 1990) 'Working to beat poverty' in "Choice" (November 1990)
