Freedoms of speech, religion, to assemble… But are we using our life to make a difference in creating a better world? How about in America? America has declined. Unless this nation's leadership lives up to the mission ordained by God, many troubles will come. God is beginning to leave America. This is God’s warning. In our time, all Christians should be world champions, destined to fulfill for God the role of the right-hand side thief. Christians must rise & be willing to struggle for the salvation of the world. But Christians today are too busy perfecting their separate denominations & church interests. 
Ninos Desachables
November 28th, 2009 by Michelle, my belle received No Comments »
The forced recruitment and use of child soldiers is one of the most appalling human rights abuses in the world today. Many thousands of children are being exploited. Every day, they are compelled to endure and inflict violence that no child should ever have to experience. This is unacceptable. The recruitment and use of children in warfare violates international law. It also violates our most basic standards of human decency. The entire United Nations system and I are determined to stamp out such abuse.
-Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon
Remarks at culminating event of “The Red Hand Day Campaign”
New York (USA), 12 February 2009
Four decades of armed conflict and civil war between the government and drug-trafficking militias have resulted in a humanitarian crisis that constantly threatens the rights of Colombia’s women and children. In rural areas there is little access to medical care, education and other social services. Poverty is rife. Unemployment, a shortage of housing and a complete lack of social welfare threatens the very existence of much of the country’s population. More than half of Columbia’s population of 42 million lives below the poverty line. Family life is severely disrupted as thousands flee from conflict, swelling the ranks of the displaced in urban slums. Children and young people are disproportionately affected, and many end up on the streets. It is often the children who suffer most in this cycle of poverty and family disintegration. They are left to their own devices and sent out on to the street to work, beg and steal. Parents, struggling to survive themselves, often have very little interest in the fate of their shattered children. Find out more––>
Tags: children, Colombia, drugs, homeless, human rights, Ninos Gamines, poverty, sexual abuse, suffering, The Disposable Ones, war
Posted under: International Service Projects, LIFEareas
