10. Reduced inequalities

More and more in my town I notice the massive transfer of children, pupils and apprentices to towns with strong cotton production. The children of the Toucountouna town are crying, help them.

As this problem continues to spread more and more in our GUATEMALA and in other countries, we nowadays see how aggression, violence and even suicide are handled. That is why the adolescent shows signs of being afraid to go to school, even in different places. That is why I invite all people, parents, and students to collaborate and help eradicate this problem.

ACOHOF Family Farm School in Bankim (AFFS+ Bankim) allows young boys and girls to explore their abilities. When we graduate, we go back to our various localities to exploit the treasure buried in the soil.

Tambacounda is one of the regions of Senegal most affected by the phenomenon of clandestine emigration. It is urgent to find solutions to combat this issue, because we are all concerned. I believe education, reintegration and self-employment should be the basis of our policies to combat this emigration.

The lack of a radio and the lack of a newspaper sales establishment, together with having an expensive and poor-quality Internet or lack of devices to access, is a reality in our District.

Having a good job in the DRC, more precisely in Lubumbashi, according to your skills is becoming complicated these days. And recruitment in the companies of the city remains to be desired! Let us always hope, with the help of God, the Congolese men in general and in particular Lushois will learn to privilege skills instead of personal knowledge!

Mayapo, Wayuu´s tribe is inhabited by indigenous people who follow matriarchal traditions. The word “litter” is unknown in Wayuu´s native vocabulary. It is a western term that belongs to the process of industrialization.

The Manaure Salt Mine is an open-air strip-mining operation, formed by the sea, the sun and the strong winds in the area. From 1940 to 1991 it experienced a production boom, directly impacting hundreds of families. Today more than ever before we must look to the "white bride of Colombia".

I am telling you about a situation of the witch girl in my city of Lubumbashi. Dear parents, dear pastors, dear prophets: children are not witches. Our problems do not come from children. Our children just need to be educated, loved, and guided.

Women and girls make up half of the world population and thus half of its labor force. Supporting women's leadership and empowerment will ensure their contribution to the socio-economic development of the community.