Poor, poor, Mindy.

Millions of women live like this today.

Ethnic minorities struggle against prejudice, poverty, and oppression.

Ethnic minorities struggle against prejudice and poverty.

By the age of 12 or 14, they'd become beggars and drug addicts.

I have come to expect this level of interaction.

Want more?

I'm telling you this because the issue of poverty affects us deeply.

And it's the story of many of the Africans who are here.

Want to play?

Want is the mother of industry.

The wrong roads have led us into war, into poverty into unemployment and inflation.

You are somebody who wants to see a better world.

A. The economic situation.

And of course, I went to see the rebels in the north.

Hati, hey, want to play, eh?

But the Nobel Committee said that poverty was a threat to world peace, and Mother Teresa worked against poverty.

That's one context.

Poor people are recipients.

The Karen people comprising mostly of poor

If we don't take care of everybody, including ourselves.

HlV and AlDS, poverty or war.

We know why kids don't learn.

I was going to work with small farmers.

What about religion, poverty, economics...?

The pauper was begging for a living.

We want freedom from poverty.

You see people struggling to get by.

Ethnic minorities struggle against prejudice, poverty and so on.

To cope with climate change, we need new ways to generate power.

It was the increase in population that caused the poverty.

We need to reframe the challenge that is facing Africa, from a challenge of despair, which is called poverty reduction, to a challenge of hope.

Some people blame poverty for crime.

Everyone is miserable

Is it the Zetas? The drug traffickers? The government?

I have worked for the policy changes.

He said that there was a greater challenge ahead, the challenge of poverty, of climate change global challenges that needed global solutions and needed the creation of a truly global society.

People were ground down by poverty.

You need to have children to survive.

You do want?

Nelson Mandela said, in the mid 2000s, not too far from here, he said that like slavery and apartheid, Poverty is not natural.

Rye was called the grain of poverty.

Poverty is not a bar to happiness.

And back home, what do you see?

The challenge facing all those who are interested in Africa is not the challenge of reducing poverty.