20 striking pictures of children in third world countries
by Yoann on Feb.05, 2010, under Humanitarian action, Traveling pictures
Pictures of children in third world countries… An efficient way to get aware that their way of living is definitely not ours… Unfortunately.
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February 13th, 2010 on 1:51 pm
Sadly this spawns a generation where the young accept this as the norm. While understanding the desperation of the situation many of these young people will go on to believe rivers are for waste, discard at random, accept filthy conditions, etc. Even those that have a home seem to ignore the filth they often live in. They in turn produce families with the same attitude. Somehow we have to change attitudes as well as offer assistance.