Holiday Wish List
November 26, 2007 3 min. read

As we’ve officially entered into the holiday season, and for many the time of gift giving is quickly approaching. As you are running a muck in daze of lights and glitter, forget not the need of so many that plagues our own countries, and so many children across the world. While we can not single […]

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"Hope sees the invisible, feels the intangible, and achieves the impossible." -Anonymous
November 23, 2007 1 min. read

  Hope is in the eyes of a child, hope is the child! It is the child who sees the light in the darkness, and walks towards it. The child who reaches out for hope, and readily takes it's hand. It is hope that gives us a world of children who stand tall in adversity. […]

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Children Cast Into the Streets as Witches
November 21, 2007 5 min. read

“Naomi is 15 but looks 10. A horrible burn scar shrivels the skin across her chest and shoulder….She is one of the so-called child witches of Kinshasa, rejected by her family and community at six years old and left to survive on the streets…. ‘Grandfather become sick and my aunt accused me of being a […]

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We Are Back Up and Running…
November 20, 2007 2 min. read

My Esteemed Readers, My sincerest apologies to all of you for the absence of our site over the last five days or so. I thank all of you who continued to check back and for your patience while we resolved the issues. The lack of activity was not entirely a bad thing, our server was […]

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Poverty's Children…
November 17, 2007 2 min. read

Within the fight against poverty, the right to food should be treated as a fundamental right, according to German Development Minister Heidemarie Wieczorek-Zeul. The policy should ensure that the right to food receives priority, Wieczorek-Zeul called on November 6 in Berlin, at the presentation of the World Bank World Development Report 2008. World Bank Vice […]

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RFK Human Rights Award Given to Sudanese Doctor
November 17, 2007 8 min. read

  The Robert F. Kennedy Memorial 2007 Human Rights Award laureate was presented this morning to Dr. Mohammed Ahmed Abdallah, of Sudan. The event was opened by Kerry Kennedy, founder The Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Center for Human Rights. "champions of justice are imbued with moral courage. The cause is compelling, the enemies dangerous and […]

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"Sharing what you have is more important than what you have." -Albert M. Wells Jr.
November 16, 2007 1 min. read

Forget not to share what you have with the children of the world, for you can truly make a difference. Never think you have nothing to give, for we all have something to share. We all have love, time, wisdom and experiences to share, which are the true wealth of the world. We all have […]

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UNICEF Launches Christmas Appeal for Refugees
November 15, 2007 1 min. read

On November 14th UNICEF launched their annual Christmas fundraising campaign, the web-based Star Appeal. Now in its third year and UNHCR hopes to surpass last years total of US$560,000. The funds raised will be used to providing shelter and schooling for refugee children around the world. UNHCR launches Christmas appeal for refugee kids This year's […]

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The People of Darfur's Doctor
November 15, 2007 5 min. read

Imagine one who is the "only doctor for nearly half a million people", and who also teaches, runs a clinic, and still manages to be on the counsel of his tribe. No, this is not a character in a movie, nor an action hero, but a simple doctor and gentle man who only wants to […]

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Is Rural Africa No Place For Children?
November 14, 2007 4 min. read

So what do you do if there are places unfit for children to live? The obvious answer is to remove them, and of course this is what we look to do on an individual case. However how do you do that when you are no longer talking about individual children, or isolated cases, but when […]

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Too Much, Too Little, Too Late…
November 14, 2007 2 min. read

For anyone in the fight against injustice around the world, especially concerning children, the battle has always been long and hard, and sadly it seems to be a declining one in many cases. I have recently found myself wondering if we had suddenly tipped the scales in the opposite direction, as recently the news wires, […]

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A new vacine needed to save infant lives
November 12, 2007 2 min. read

The so-called “infant killer”, pneumococcal diseases, which are caused by the common bacteria, Streptococcus pneumoniae, needs a killer of its own according to doctors. The diseases which can have a number of deadly causes, depending on where they attack, can include; pneumonia (lungs), bacteremia (bloodstream), meningitis (brain), and middle ear infections and sinusitis. Pneumonia is […]

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