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i think that REM would actually put me off joining Amnesty International.
Weyyyyyy99 3 years ago
Thus it is not the absence of assets or lack of work that holds them back, but the fact that the assets and work are insecure, unprotected, and far less productive than they might be. Indigenous communities may be deprived of a political voice and their human rights violated.
Indigence 3 years ago
Rule of law needed to fight global poverty: UN legal commish;
Four billion people around the world are robbed of the chance to better their lives and climb out of poverty, because they are excluded from the rule of law. Whether living below or slightly above the poverty line, these men, women, & children lack the protections and rights afforded by the law. They may be citizens of the country in which they live, but their resources, modest @ best, can neither be properly protected nor leveraged
Indigence 3 years ago
Hell ya guys!
buckfush12 3 years ago