We’re slowly making our way out of the harsh winter conditions and approaching milder and sunnier days here in the UK. There’s no denying that the dismal weather isn’t pleasant, but most of us are fortunate enough to shield away from unpleasant weather in our secure and centrally heated homes.
We’re slowly making our way out of the harsh winter conditions and approaching milder and sunnier days here in the UK. There’s no denying that the dismal weather isn’t pleasant, but most of us are fortunate enough to shield away from unpleasant weather in our secure and centrally heated homes.
Childhood is the time in which we undergo the most development, meaning that a nurturing environment is more important than ever during this stage. Despite this, 153 million orphans worldwide don’t have access to a family unit to teach them the life skills that every child should know. As a result,
It should go without saying that good health and a decent quality of life are basic human rights, yet so many people aren’t entitled to such. In fact, there’s a major and devastating link between female health and well-being and one’s capability of maintaining a respectable social and economical status.
Although a home should be considered a human right, there are millions of people across the globe that don’t have anywhere to call their own. Widows in developing countries are especially vulnerable to this dreaded fate, as the loss of their husbands leaves them with very few rights.
