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Ethiopia has a large population of orphans and street children due to famine, conflict, and diseases that have claimed many parents' lives. There are over 60,000 street children living in the capital city and 95% of girls living on the streets have been sexually exploited. Ethiopia also has a significant number of refugees spread across the world and within neighboring countries, many of whom do not receive adequate treatment and support. Over half of Ethiopia's population lives below the poverty line and suffers from hunger, with millions requiring food assistance each year. Ethiopia is also very ethnically and linguistically diverse, with over 80 languages spoken among different ethnic groups and tribes with unique cultural practices and traditions.
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Ethiopia has over 70 languages spoken and Amharic is the national language. It has three climate zones - a cool central zone and temperate and hot outer zones. The population is over 88 million with nearly half under age 15. Diseases spread rapidly due to lack of sanitation and medicine. Major causes of death are lower respiratory infections, HIV/AIDS, and diarrhea. Foundations help with hunger and disease issues in Ethiopia through donations, volunteering, and programs for food, water, and medicine.
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- 1. ETHIOPIA By An Le Image Source: http://blog.hotelclub.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/05/ethiopia.jpg
- 2. Ethiopian Street Children Image Source: http://news.bbc.co.uk/nol/shared/spl/hi/picture_gallery/06/africa_underground_children/img/3.jpg Information Source: http://www.cyc-net.org/today2002/today020117.html, http://www.unicef.org/infobycountry/ethiopia_30783.html, http://www.unicef.org/infobycountry/ethiopia_21759.html, http://www.childhope.org.uk/article.asp?id=531 •Ethiopia has one of the largest population of orphans in the world. •Many children were left orphans by famine, conflict and other diseases that claimed their parents lives, but there is a steady increase in children orphaned because of AIDS. •There are 5 million school age children that are not attending school approximately 3 million are girls. • 95% of girls that live on the street have been sexually exploited. •There are more 60,000 street children living in the Ethiopian capital.
- 3. Treatment of Refugees Image Source: http://webapp1.dlib.indiana.edu/collections/lon-un/un_era/unhcr/docs/hcrph005.jpg Information Source: http://www.ethiopiaseri.org/ , http://www.msf.or.jp/info/pressreport/pdf/YemenReport.pdf, •There is a large number of Ethiopian refugees spread out across the world. •In 2008 due to escalating conflict and food crisis over 20,000 Somalis and Ethiopians crossed the Gulf of Aden , many that survive the dangerous journey are exhausted and emotionally shattered. •Ethiopian refugees inYemen, Libya, and Sudan ado not get the same treatment that other refugees would receive. •Many times the treatment of Ethiopian refugees are so unfair that they are sent back to Ethiopia.
- 4. Hunger and Poverty Image Source: http://i.timeinc.net/time/magazine/archive/covers/1987/1101871221_400.jpg Information Source: http://www.reliefweb.int/library/documents/2005/wb-eth-28feb.pdf, http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1058/is_14_117/ai_62087417/?tag=content;col1 •Over 50% of Ethiopia’s population live on or under the poverty line and suffer with poverty and hunger. •In 2003 13 million people needed international assistance as opposed to the average 5million even though the Ethiopian government made their own efforts to address the poverty and hunger issue. •Access to food on a regular basis is regularly denied to about one third of the population. •In 2000 Ethiopia was ranked as the 4th poorest country in the world. •Relief experts say as many as 800,000 people are threatened with starvation, and if the problem continues it can turn into a famine where as many as 8 million people could be affected.
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