street children

Street children are a term used to refer to children who live on the streets. They are lived in the streets for years. Street children describe children who live or work on the streets. Some of these children live with their families. Most children on the streets are between the ages of about 5 and 18 years old, may be increase of 18 years. Street children live in abandoned buildings, cardboard boxes, parks or on the street itself. Street children are those that are not taken care of by parents or other protective guardians. They are seeped in the streets. Street children spend some time in the streets and sleep in a house with ill-prepared adults. Street children exist in many major cities, especially in developing countries. Children of the street actually live on the street (or outside of a normal family environment). Family ties may exist but are tenuous and are maintained only casually or occur
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28‏/02‏/2009

street children catastrophe in Egypt

Family cohesion among the good qualities of the Arabs and an Egyptian mother and Egyptian father who were and are still unknown soldiers in the lives of their children .. Suffer for their education and upbringing Educational valid .. Egyptian mother is Hjralosas in the family over the years, no Fajrmerbip mythical generations and affection .. The sacrifices we all know .. So Masbb, who drove her to leave her children? This is not normal!!

The answe
r is simply that the wrong economic policy of the Government of Egypt and the absence of social justice in the distribution of wealth to all the sons of the nation resulted in a terrible economic poverty of a large segment of society and the middle class collapsed .. This Madf poor children to get rid of a compulsory disposal .. It is not optional.


Ladies and Gentlemen: In a study prepared by
professors of the Faculty of Science Mansoura University, confirmed that one hundred thousand Egyptians infected with cancer annually and about thirty-five thousand Egyptians suffer kidney failure, including seven of the ten thousand children in addition to the hepatitis virus and many other chronic diseases, the disease would destroy the Egyptians in the long term if there is no treatment. Egypt witnessed a few years through a series of train accidents .. And the sinking of ships, which shall not be subject to any measures for the safety of their Bcrohzh just a few examples of Anhiaaloda in public facilities and mismanagement.

As for
the failure of the government and much embarrassed .. Where the financial resources of the country go? Why lest the announcement of the general budget of the State in detail all the countries, such as respectable? What kind of political and economic system of Egypt? Who is responsible for solving the problem of the Egyptian children Almlqon in the streets? And what his plans for solving them?

I go back to ask about solutions to the problem of two million Egyptian children lay in the streets and have no helper for them in an Islamic state .. We left the government and the law and the Constitution failed them .. Kidneys, but I hope and trust in Dmiroadl and the vigilance of the Egyptian people who are, I believe, are not fully aware of the story of these children and the risks resulting from this problem in the short term and long term for all of us

27‏/02‏/2009

street children catastrophe


street children catastrophe:
street children catastrophe yesterday did not differ from today, children are still subjected to many violations, the police may contribute in some of these violations, so Dr Hala thanked God researcher in the social sciences and the Chancellor in
the development, this group of children in need of this day, to feel with the society in which they lost, and feel they are outcasts of society will emerge victorious Vyazdedua it.

One of the workshops:

Although official studies did not recognize the tragedy of street children
in police stations, but the reality, as it might tell a child, saying: "I do not know my family, I am experienced with a large elderly man named with Saber, I lived with him for 5 years and died the application architecture of it involving his wife every day Tsepni LES Blell Flosse and hands a lot, and wants to serve the needs of Ma'aya solitude, Fihrpt and I traveled a lot and wipe Arabiyat Baht. "

He continues: "In the Name and the time I was one of Whitrbeni Shi, Sahit to the police and I have received Jrni Ischof section because I'm high or not .. the provisions of the Police Department was Bioagafna and strip us of our clothes, and Balqaic
beat us on our backs, and the boy who saw and was fuck smth Batabnjp his brain. "

At the end of story emphasizes the child which has not exceeded the four-year-old love of God that was meant by "Mmermtp" the street and entered one of the NGOs concerned with street children, and hopes to go a fair amount of education so that doctors could treat children like him addicted to drink, "hashish" tattoo "Alkllp."

The severity of the correctional:
A child who hopes that the future work so that the officers included a
ll the children of the streets in the assemblies to protect them from the dangers of police and corrections departments, and across from the Omntonh saying: I'm home Saturday for a long time because we have Flosse Mcanc, my father and my mother decided I Saybin some out of the street because Flosse answer, the in one of six Ptsrhani I Eiyal tissues and sell a lot of us is taking the money and the release of a small part of us is strong, and another night under the big deals we are all, on the government to test all of us died, and the officer asked you to go and Akhaddni Shi and hit me on the words said to me a monster and were Zbat Whitrbone, The children who were Peerhawwa were Ma'aya Beidavawa me of any need for solitude. "

He adds: "Rouht dimensions of reform, but where I live Mekdrc the street was shut because of the high Ptua correctional supervisors, and in the needs and often inhospitable I do not say is important, important, and Talat, I fled to the street again and I know the child has to get Khaddni Here Rjoni school TINGES


26‏/02‏/2009

who are street childrens?


Who are street children?
Are children (male or female) who are under the age of 18 years living and sleeping and eating in the street, including those who do not work and others working in the informal sector and non-licensed, and their relationship with their families often either regular or lump.
These children live under three
types:
* Children have a relationship with th
eir families and return them to stay a day.
* Poor children come into contact with their families, and go to them from time to time.
* Children do not have a relationship with their families or to the loss of death or divorce and more.

Characteristics of street children:
- Love to own property and to equality with others.
- Riots and Anad and the tendency of aggression.
- Very emotional and very jealous.

- Love to play together.
- Love Games movement and force.
- Representation.
- Emotional fragmentation.
- Lack of focus.
- Does not have the principle of right and wrong.
- Contradictory values.
The reasons for the spread of the phenomenon of street children:
- Poverty.

- (Family situation of divorce, family breakdown, child neglect, a cruel stepmother, large family size, the prevalence of illiteracy).
- Societal factors (random groupings, unemployment, civil wars, drought, famine and natural Alkuarat).

The implications of the spread of the phenomenon of street children:
Leakage and lack of access to education.

The inheritance of poverty and low professional status.
Sexual exploitation.
Exposure to disease.
The risks of exploitation of gangs

24‏/02‏/2009

street children in India


Everyone loves children and that is no more true than in India were family is at the very center of life.India Street Children dot Org is dedicated to raising public awareness and bringing about solutions to the problem. Although India loves their children, still thousands of children roam the streets of major cities around the country and receive neither education, food, clothing, or a bed to sleep in at night.
And ask:
What is happening?

Why are these children roaming and begging in the streets?
What should be done and who is willing to do something to help these poor children?

One of the fastest growing developing countries, although it ranks 115th among 162 countries in the Human Development Index. Rate of urbanisation was 28.77% in 2001. Nearly 29% of the population live in urban areas, with dramatic growth of slums and shanty towns. An average of 50% of the urban population live in conditions of extreme deprivation - compounded by lack of access to basic services and legal housing and poor urban governance.1,027 million of which 40% are under 18 (1/3 of the total population are under 15).UNICEF’s estimate of 11 million street children in India in 1994 is considered to be conservative. Estimated 100,000 – 125,000 street children each in Mumbai, Kolkata and Delhi, with 45,000 in Bangalore.

This report was made possible through the invaluable assistance of lawyers, If your heart has ever been touched by seeing a poor little child begging in the streets of India and you wanted to do something to help but you felt completely helpless to do anything to benefit that child. All of them must remain anonymous out of fear of reprisals by local police






23‏/02‏/2009

London street children

Children and young people with sight problems are encouraged to visit the Centre to find out for themselves what is available.Our Children's Centre provides an innovative one-stop shop service for parents and professionals who need information and/or support on how to meet the needs of blind and partially sighted children and young people.

In addition, parents and professionals have the chance to meet in an informal setting to discuss issues and concerns and find solutions together.The Children's Centre is available to children and young people, families and professionals within London. The services offered are free, except for formal assessments and training. We also offer training courses for a variety of groups.

In London , street children are often called the "echabiles" the
disposable ones. Groups of parents and professionals are able to meet at the Centre to share ideas and discuss common concerns or particular problems at regularly organised events. Let the Children Live! seeks to alleviate the problems faced by street children by offering education, and job training, as well as simply somewhere to eat and sleep. It has also developed prevention strategies, which it implements in high-risk barrios.

20‏/02‏/2009

Roma street children


Roma street children play a central role.It appears that all Roma use one last name and register at the same address, raising interesting questions of Roma begging networks.Many street children are coming to Tbilisi from other parts of the country.Street children and adolescents are mainly unaccompanied children, It is not that street children are either "beggars, thieves" . Most likely marginalized children often are a combination of all three.

street children in Tbilisi:
The reports claims at the beginning that it is a qualitative report and then begins to present quantitative data.
(Source: World Vision. 2007.Street Children and Labor in Tbilisi)

Moreover the exploitation and involvement of foreign childr
en, including of Roma origins,Street children and adolescents are mainly unaccompanied children. However on the street children (mostly belonging to the Roma community) living in Italy with their family members, street children on the street often aged around 14 years

19‏/02‏/2009

street children in china

China to set up aid centers for street children in cities .
We are helping them with a renewed ideology on street , street children need special care and protection so that their rights are better safeguarded . Currently street children have access to food and accommodationat relief stations . Experts estimate that there are a total of 1 million street children in China.
The street children's centers to be established across China will offer not only room and board but also basic education, which also provide help for adult vagrants.street children in china increase of
150,000 street kids every year.

Enditem China to set up aid centers for street children in cities . We are helping them with a renewed ideology on street children.The city of Zhengzhou is the first city that separated street children from adults in terms of public assistance,It started cooperation with the the United Nations Children Fund (UNICEF) in aiding street kids in 2001.
China will set up aid centers for street children in more than 200 cities


18‏/02‏/2009

street children in Asia

There are up to one million children held in sex slavery and prostitution in Asia, Street children are young people who spend all time living and working on the streets of the world’s cities.
who usually come from large families, with six to ten children per family.The working street child works from 6 to 16 hours.They are found street children in Vietnam, China, Cambodia, Thailand, the Philippines, Sri Lanka, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Taiwan.

More often, however, children are abducted and sold to syndicates or brokers who pass them on to brothel operators for several hundred dollars each.Poverty is often cited as the reason for child prostitution's boom in Asia, Up to 200,000 women and children are sold into servitude in Pakistan each year, many abducted in Bangladesh and sold for sex.In 1993 Thai legislator Narong Noyomthai said at least 150 underage girls from Burma and china, In some countries children are tricked by foreigners, paedophiles who stay in an Asian country for longer periods, frequent its sun-kissed beaches or live there as retirees.

ECPAT says there remains at least 40 brothels, complexes of more than 100 filthy cubicles where mostly Burmese girls are forced to have 30 customers a night. ECPAT is trying to educate families, especially in rural Asia, ''to see that they do not have to sell their children''. A children's book in Tailand talks about child street children and has talks of street children to discuss the problem







17‏/02‏/2009

street children in colombia


Young children living on the streets is a widespread problem throughout Latin America. Lewis Aptekar (1990) claims that this is not as tragic and threatening as some claim that it is. In one study by Paul Velasco (1992), in which 104 street boys in Guayaquil, were interviewed, the following profile emerged. they live in small groups, controlling a territory where they sleep at night under cartons or sheets of plastic. United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) estimates that more than forty million children are surviving on their own, without parental supervision.

The Colombian term for runaway or abandoned children wh
o live on their own and on the street is gamine to research indicates that the children are not so much abandoned as they are encouraged into early independence.The boys ranged in age from eight to eighteen, with thirteen as the most common age (31%, with twelve and fourteen year olds at about 15% each).

More
than half of these boys had seen their parents within the last year. The large majority, 62 percent, had been on the street for less than two years, and on average they had a third-grade education.


The Christian charity is committed to
bringing hope to some of the world's most disadvantaged children and building a world where there are no more street children. His is a great plan and there is an opportunity to make a difference immediately. The people there are praying and waiting to see if Toybox will help. " he local government and people have asked Toybox and Red Viva to be part of a new city wide work with street children" .
There is no protection or help for children on the streets in America







16‏/02‏/2009

street children in Africa



The problem of street children has been growing steadily in the last two decades. Many of South Africa's street children have little choice but to commit crime just to survive,This group includes an increasing number of school children that spend most of the day on the streets

An estimated 10 million children in Africa live without families, mostly as soon as "street children".

Children who live and work on the streets, families send the children to work on the streets to support their families and others,Street children face untold hardship and danger on the streets. The lack of food,clean water and adequate health care.They are often prey to every physical and moral danger and as they grow older they often become a danger to others.

The number of street children has increased in places experiencing armed conflic. Children actually do on the streets is, of course, work. Children who live and work on the streets often come from slums and squatter settlements,Street children share the streets with millions of adults.The problem of street children has been growing steadily in the last years,All these are considered as street children in this paper






15‏/02‏/2009

street children egyption


It might be hard to tell how many children are living on the street in Egypt, street children in Egypt only consists of large number . With the difficulty of quantifying the phenomenon, studies estimate that there are between 200,000 and 1,000,000 street children in the country, most of them in the cities of Cairo and Alexandria.
In a su
rvey in 2000, 86 percent of street children identified violence as a major problem in their life.A number of the children at the centres are
trained to act as "mentors" to other children living on the street.

street children educate and empower individual boys and girls. The project is being implemented through reception centers targeting street children, provide them with meals and the space to rest or engage in recreational activities.The children are trained to understand and deal with the potential health threats of living on the street.Who do this in a creative, participatory manner by compiling pictures, drawings and stories which are to be published in the "white Book of Our Future".

street children back into society will be the focus, along with changes to the 1996 Child Law that will street children as victims and at-risk rather than as deviants and criminals, as is currently the case"These children are lacking in any kind of care and protection, and are vulnerable to physical and psychological danger and exploitation violating their basic rights

street children in Egypt

Street children in Egypt:
The Phenomenon OF street children is relatively new to Egypt,
and government and public recognition of the problem.


The term street children in itself has very negative
connotations,Until the end of the 1990 ,street children are important proplem , especially as ( the street)is correlated with crime the children live and work on the streets or remain there during the day.


In Egypt: Most street and working children are children who drop out of school , the most important factor behind children dropping out of school is the deteriorating standard of education.


Everywhere,street children are exploited and persecuted and in some countries, killed by death squads street children, in Egypt have been abused by their families or school teachers.


Part of the problem is the fact that the existing law on street children marks them as being vulnerable to delinquency


14‏/02‏/2009

Mexico child


Many street children in Mexico have a degree of learning disability. A child with a disability is much more likely to be abandoned. Mexico Child Link provides education, skills training and job training for ex street children who also have a learning disability. Even to a children charity which deals with so much of the world's heart-ache, few things are more upsetting than the sight of young children having to forage and beg an existence on the streets of a large city. Unfortunately, such children are a fact of life in many large cities.


Number of street children

Street children have run away from home, they are wanted to study/work but were not allowed and came to experience the exciting experiences of city life. Street children in India containing of many numbers (70% are Hindu, 18% are Muslim), 82.7% of street children are boys. Girls are more difficult to trace but they are, by far, the most vulnerable


The average age of street children is:
1-33% 6-10 yrs.
2- 40% 11-15 yrs.
3-27% 16 yrs.

So the proplem street children consider of the large proplem

In latin America

In Latin America, a common cause is abandonment by poor families unable to feed all their children. In Africa, an increasingly common cause is ideationallyThe United Nations has been attributed as estimating the population of street children worldwide at 150 million, the number refers to large number. These young people are more appropriately known as community children. Ranging in age from three to eighteen, the other 60 percent works on the streets to support their families. They are unable to attend school and are considered to live in especially difficult circumstances.



They experience family problems they are unable to solve: street children, unemployment, and large number of people . The children's relationship to the street varies. Some live and work with their parents on the streets. Some return home at night, but work independently during the day

street children in Mexico


Street children in the Mexico. There are those who work on the streets as their only means of getting money, There are lived in the streets during the day but return to some form of family at night and those who permanently live on the street without a family network. The most vulnerable are those who actually sleep and live on the streets, under bridges, in gutters, in railway stations. While they may have small jobs such as market-selling to pull through,Group of street children training tasks such as economic training.

The range of non-formal initiatives for street children is vast. Methods vary from using dance, music and sports to circus and art. Some of these practices supported by UNESCO now form part of the Programme for the Education of Children in Need. Street children are very prone to abuse and exploitation in these circumstances .There are many reasons why children are abandoned & left homeless, such as domestic violence and family breakup, as well as economic migration of the parents to the United States