growth of poverty level is largely due to misunderstanding poverty. Measures controlling poverty should
be linked to the suitability of the country, as reasons of poverty changes due to social conditions of the country.
Are CHILDREN forced by their parents to go to work? If yes why?
This throbing short story of a EUNUCH was once
submitted to U.N.O on June 12th of 1989 for appropriate action. Thanks to U.N.O for its understanding in reply
dated October 24th of 1989 for its support and its action to protect this unwanted human. With the effort of Government
Serious problem to the uneducated and semi educated workers
of undeveloped and underdeveloped countries, whose main exports are agricultural/ textiles and carpets and products of cottage
industries. For your information this is the biggest area where major portion of semi and uneducated workers are consumed
and if cheaper products are dumped into such countries, due to lack of withstanding the competition by way of quality and
quantity, will only result to closure of small units which providing employment.
Unorganized sectors have contributed largely to promote poverty level. Nearly 70% of the total working population
in poor and developing are from unorganized sectors; they are without any social security and pension schemes. This is the
large area, which has escaped attentions of many Governments of poor and developing countries. Most disappointing is that
such a large percentage of workers are yet to have social security and their old age secured.
Munsyari mountain village in India
has about 21 villages each has population of about 80 families totaling around 300 people in each with high rate of unemployment
IS SOCIAL INDEPENDENCE NOT THE SOLUTION TO "WOMEN'S" RIGHTS