arms trade in Africa's Great Lakes region of abuses against children
Very interesting study published by the Madrid group antenna of the Organization of Africa Europe Faith Justice Network, AEFJN with headquarters in Brussels on the trading arm in Africa and especially in the region of the Great Lagos, which favors maintaining ongoing struggle in those countries of the Democratic Republic of Congo, Rwanda and Burundi. The study also analyzed in a manner accessible to all kinds of readers in the Western countries including Spain, from which the weapons sold in Africa. South
The Foundation has a tab AEFJN group, Antena de Madrid where you can visit and read the study.
www.fundacionsur.org
a logo to the left of AEFJN and enter the site and study.
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When making a final review of the 2010 Malawi newspapers and associations defending the rights of children express their concern for them. According to the Declaration of the Rights of children are considered under this name to anyone under 18 years.
These children are abused by society, parents and family. Newspapers have brought to light many of the abuses against children. The girls are forced by parents to marry because of poverty and some already are forced to marry at the tender age of 13. Another abuse is that some parents refuse the right to their children receiving medication because of religious beliefs. This pain is still latent in the minds of people because a number of children were exposed to great risks for this reason. Cases of rape were also reported by the press.
Despite government efforts many children do work in large farms at an early age and unprotected, this is because there is no labor law and their rights. There are no contracts for workers on farms so that children are not protected. One just has to dream that some day bill passed in Parliament. However
must say that in matters of Children's National Assembly passed a law to protect children and that at least those who abuse them to pay for it. There is still much to do to make the law effective. But that is a great source of hope and we must continue working tirelessly.
Friday, January 28, 2011
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REFLECTION ON THE EFFECTS OF UNEMPLOYMENT IN THE FORMATION
Although school students Workshop / Crafts House and Employment Workshops are unemployed there is a difference between them on this point: Students Employment Workshops are long-term unemployed, usually with more responsibilities family and this will affect their behavior in class Why? Because the long-term unemployment has psychosocial consequences for the individual and these influence their behavior in a learning situation.
Unemployment is related to general mental health
Several studies have shown that unemployed persons have worse mental health than active people. It is in the age 30 to 50 years where there are more cases.
deterioration occurs gradually depending on the duration of unemployment.
Unemployment
sadness causes can manifest in different ways:
- A motor level
- the movements become slower.
- A cognitive
- slowness in language and thought
- sense of helplessness, guilt and self contempt
- low self-esteem
-
difficulty making decisions - in some cases they may feel suicidal impulses.
- A physiological level
-
insomnia - loss of appetite and weight
- fatigue ... etc.
Unemployment is associated with depression:
Depressive disorders are manifested more frequently among those who are unemployed.
Investigations have been conducted have shown that unemployed individuals have higher scores on depression than active subjects. In these investigations revealed that both the duration of unemployment as the times you have been there are two variables modulating the intensity of symptoms. The loss of one deprives a person of a protective factor: employment
Unemployment affects the
self unemployment leads to a deterioration in personal self esteem = self-worth.
This assessment varies greatly in people unemployed.
In some people raises self-esteem (as a defensive response) in others there is a sharp deterioration of the same. Typically those most involved in employment are those who suffer further deterioration of self esteem. Low self-esteem
: predisposing factor for not finding a job.
People with low self-esteem tend to be flexible in accepting low-paid jobs and less attention to their experience and qualifications.
Unemployment is related to general mental health
Several studies have shown that unemployed persons have worse mental health than active people. It is in the age 30 to 50 years where there are more cases.
deterioration occurs gradually depending on the duration of unemployment.
Unemployment
sadness causes can manifest in different ways:
- A motor level
- the movements become slower.
- A cognitive
- slowness in language and thought
- sense of helplessness, guilt and self contempt
- low self-esteem
-
difficulty making decisions - in some cases they may feel suicidal impulses.
- A physiological level
-
insomnia - loss of appetite and weight
- fatigue ... etc.
Unemployment is associated with depression:
Depressive disorders are manifested more frequently among those who are unemployed.
Investigations have been conducted have shown that unemployed individuals have higher scores on depression than active subjects. In these investigations revealed that both the duration of unemployment as the times you have been there are two variables modulating the intensity of symptoms. The loss of one deprives a person of a protective factor: employment
Unemployment affects the
self unemployment leads to a deterioration in personal self esteem = self-worth.
This assessment varies greatly in people unemployed.
In some people raises self-esteem (as a defensive response) in others there is a sharp deterioration of the same. Typically those most involved in employment are those who suffer further deterioration of self esteem. Low self-esteem
: predisposing factor for not finding a job.
People with low self-esteem tend to be flexible in accepting low-paid jobs and less attention to their experience and qualifications.
Unemployment is related to additions
has been shown repeatedly unemployment and economic difficulties that entails is a trigger for addictive behaviors. The relief of a concern with a chemical reinforcing and need very few trials to become a habit, giving a high probability of becoming addicted.
Unemployment affects family relationships
The unemployment situation of a family member alters the relationships between them. If the unemployed-headed households are more serious disorders and can lead to violence and abuse. Family stability is threatened by reduced income and loss of status and can affect children, mood swings, learning difficulties, strained relations with colleagues ... But there are times when the family can be a strong social support
has been shown repeatedly unemployment and economic difficulties that entails is a trigger for addictive behaviors. The relief of a concern with a chemical reinforcing and need very few trials to become a habit, giving a high probability of becoming addicted.
Unemployment affects family relationships
The unemployment situation of a family member alters the relationships between them. If the unemployed-headed households are more serious disorders and can lead to violence and abuse. Family stability is threatened by reduced income and loss of status and can affect children, mood swings, learning difficulties, strained relations with colleagues ... But there are times when the family can be a strong social support
trainer's behavior with students unemployed. Normally
above aspects are not present in all students and if they do so with different intensities.
above aspects are not present in all students and if they do so with different intensities.
The trainer must have powers of observation to detect any undesirable behavior and act accordingly. Unfortunately not much you can do in some respects but in others it may be a great help to mitigate the negative effects.
Perhaps the aspect that can work more self-esteem is in assessing and strengthening all the progress and achievements, however small, that the student be achieved.
Thomas
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Africa: Discrimination against women
is well known that women suffer discrimination in many spheres of social life in all countries of the world except one small exception. This event is much more pronounced and violent in Africa where women are even having to fight for their freedom and their lives because of this discrimination.
Reporters Without Borders has reported that to Agnès Uwimana Nkusi, director of the newspaper "Umurabyo" and another companion, Saidath Mukakibiki, awaiting the verdict of justice for the February 4, which will probably be sentenced to thirty-three and twelve years of imprisonment respectively. The two journalists have appeared in the Supreme Court on January 5, 2011, ie six months after his arrest and imprisonment-called "provisional."
In 2010, an election year has been very difficult and risky for an independent media journalism. Rwanda stands at about 178 countries ranked 169 in world rankings 2010 on press freedom drawn up by Reporters Without Borders, after Eritrea and Sudan, is the third lowest ranked African country. Another journalist Caddy
Adzuba the Okapi radio station of the Democratic Republic of Congo has been involved, from 9 to 12 November, at the XIX Congress of the World Association of Women Journalists and Writers, "Towards a new paradigm of communication the digital age. The challenges of equity ", in Buenos Aires. Participation of approximately 200 people from five continents. The media do not escape from the persistence of sexism in the world.
Congolese journalist has stressed: "The practice of journalism in my country is ten times harder being a woman, is a very hard and are really small. If it is committed to inform people on a permanent war zone since 1996, with about 4 million dead, more than 5 million displaced and countless human rights violations, the task is complicated for women, a collective mark by a secular and cultural discrimination now become armed rebel groups targeted by a campaign of systematic sexual violence in order to raze the social structures and economic rivals.
This reporter noted that the work of women in the profession was restricted to coffee and file papers and that cost him over ten years to prove he could information and do better than men.
From his work in the trenches information with the cost of a five-year exile and death threats, Adzuba Caddy believes that "there was a progress and evolution in ten years thanks to the courage of many women, because governments have never a gift and it all depends on the struggle of the people. " Even trust the Congolese conflict resolution latent "Everything is possible, nothing is impossible."
A Fund January 2011
is well known that women suffer discrimination in many spheres of social life in all countries of the world except one small exception. This event is much more pronounced and violent in Africa where women are even having to fight for their freedom and their lives because of this discrimination.
Reporters Without Borders has reported that to Agnès Uwimana Nkusi, director of the newspaper "Umurabyo" and another companion, Saidath Mukakibiki, awaiting the verdict of justice for the February 4, which will probably be sentenced to thirty-three and twelve years of imprisonment respectively. The two journalists have appeared in the Supreme Court on January 5, 2011, ie six months after his arrest and imprisonment-called "provisional."
In 2010, an election year has been very difficult and risky for an independent media journalism. Rwanda stands at about 178 countries ranked 169 in world rankings 2010 on press freedom drawn up by Reporters Without Borders, after Eritrea and Sudan, is the third lowest ranked African country. Another journalist Caddy
Adzuba the Okapi radio station of the Democratic Republic of Congo has been involved, from 9 to 12 November, at the XIX Congress of the World Association of Women Journalists and Writers, "Towards a new paradigm of communication the digital age. The challenges of equity ", in Buenos Aires. Participation of approximately 200 people from five continents. The media do not escape from the persistence of sexism in the world.
Congolese journalist has stressed: "The practice of journalism in my country is ten times harder being a woman, is a very hard and are really small. If it is committed to inform people on a permanent war zone since 1996, with about 4 million dead, more than 5 million displaced and countless human rights violations, the task is complicated for women, a collective mark by a secular and cultural discrimination now become armed rebel groups targeted by a campaign of systematic sexual violence in order to raze the social structures and economic rivals.
This reporter noted that the work of women in the profession was restricted to coffee and file papers and that cost him over ten years to prove he could information and do better than men.
From his work in the trenches information with the cost of a five-year exile and death threats, Adzuba Caddy believes that "there was a progress and evolution in ten years thanks to the courage of many women, because governments have never a gift and it all depends on the struggle of the people. " Even trust the Congolese conflict resolution latent "Everything is possible, nothing is impossible."
A Fund January 2011
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