All children have a right to a childhood, to be free from hunger and want, neglect and abuse. How do we put effective systems and programs in place to protect and assist children, particularly the most vulnerable ones? And how do we increase their worth in countries where children are given little importance and are often seen as commodities?
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Over one billion people – 50 times the population of Australia – go hungry every day. Why is this? What can Australians can do to address the situation that sees half the world as malnourished and the other half as obese?
Two thirds of the world's population is poor; one third lives on less than $2.50 per day, while a sixth live on less than $1.25 per day. So how do we close the gap between rich and poor? And what are the responsibilities of Australians?
Is a foreign notion of aid and development assistance a realistic approach when working with people in poverty? How do we best support and respect the role of culture while also supporting groups seeking positive change?