2005 report on the status of children
Someting every man woman and child needs to read: The 2005 report on the status of children.
WARNING: may cause slight bouts of deliberated depression and loss of self worth. Recommended treatment: prepare with a full glass of hope and a biscuit of determination.
http://www.ungei.org/resources/files/sowc06_fullreport.pdf
Knowledge is Power
WARNING: may cause slight bouts of deliberated depression and loss of self worth. Recommended treatment: prepare with a full glass of hope and a biscuit of determination.
http://www.ungei.org/resources/files/sowc06_fullreport.pdf
Knowledge is Power
posted by Kurt | 3/20/2006 03:39:00 PM
3 Comments:
Thank you for the link mate, I've downloaded it and am going to set aside time to look through it. I'm already preparing myself... I don't like to read this sort of stuff because it is confronting and because I feel strongly about it. Weird position to be in. I could go on and ignore it - not read it and reduce my exposure to it so that I don't think about the issues so much, but in reading it it'll probably bring tears to my eyes and make my mind race at what I can do. Do others feel the same way?
we can only hope mate!
It does have successes and achievements in it, of course, but the sadning thing is that there is still so much to do, and so many children living in conditions unimaginable.
Its a great document to draw upon for research and the like, but its thick with bureaucratic talk.
that last senatance you wrote.. knowledge is power reminded me of the 'slogan' for the university of Dar es Salaam.. Hekima ni Uhuru.. Knowledge is Freedom.
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