The document discusses the dire humanitarian crises and poverty in several African nations. It notes that 1.8 million Zimbabweans live with HIV but receive no treatment due to the collapsed health system. Somalia has no infrastructure, healthcare, water, or electricity, with literacy below 15%, life expectancy at 46 years, and diseases like HIV/AIDS, diarrhea, hepatitis, typhoid, malaria, and meningitis common. Slavery was officially outlawed in Somalia in 2003 but around 43,000 people remain in bondage. Sierra Leone ranks very low on the Human Development Index with over 70% of citizens living below the poverty line. The document expresses hope that people will be more compassionate toward suffering in the world and

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2. Zimbabw e 2 2 1.8 Million Zimbabweans live with HIV and receive no treatment as the health system has collapsed

3. Have them living us and in our neighborhood today 3 3 3 Somalia Somalia: Somalia, without infrastructure, proper health care, public water or electricity

4. '' Poverty is like punishment for a crime you didn't commit 4

5. Less than 15% of adults are literate and life expectancy is 46 years. Adult prevalence of HIV/AIDS is 1.2%, but this is just one of a number of infectious diseases. Many people die of diarrhea, hepatitis A, typhoid fever, malaria and meningococcal meningitis. Slavery was outlawed in 2003 although there are reports that 43,000 people remain in bondage. . Niger 5

6. We still waste the food that we buy 6

7. Poverty never get holiday 7 7

8. Sierra Leone is the second lowest ranked country on the Human Development Index Over 70% of its citizens live below the poverty line . ’

9. I pray that we will be more sensitive towards the suffering in the world around us 9

10. I promise not waste water 10

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12. May all human beings be free from suffering 11

14. the world is like a small village, but that is not felt 12

15. Thank God for food and water that they already have 13

17. I hope this picture will always serve as reminder to us about how fortunate we 14