Persuasive Essay On Child Censorship

Raising children is one of the most important responsibilities in any society. Today, working parents have many options, but what about those children who have neither a mother nor father? What about those children who come from broken and abusive homes? In such cases there are often few choices. Parentless children may be placed in orphanages or in foster homes. Ideally, foster care offers children more personalized attention than would normally be available at a public or private situation. However, orphanage care is notoriously uneven. While some children are indeed in loving homes, others find themselves neglected or

In the United States 21% of all children are living below the federal poverty line. 2.9 million cases of child abuse and neglect are reported every year in the United States. 428,000 children are in the foster care system, and 107,918 foster children are waiting to be adopted. The foster care system is temporary out of home care for neglected, abused and impoverish children under 18. While the foster care system has all positive ideas, they fall short in providing certain needs for these children. Kids not only in America but all over the world that are living in poverty, are abused, neglected, and have an unstable home life. Nobody wants to live a life like that, especially not a child. They don’t know how to support themselves on their own, they need a family and a guardian that will take care of them, support, and love them.

Unfortunately, there will always be kids who get abused and neglected, and there will always be people who live in poverty, but this issue can be improved. First, we need more educational training for foster parents, as well as educating the public about the foster care system. There needs to be more funding for foster care so that children have an opportunity to have an education, and foster parents have the right resources for their foster children. That is where this charity comes in, The Alliance for Children’s Rights.

Orphanages lead to the mistreatment and disregard of children when keeping them with their families or foster care is cheaper and better for their wellbeing. The donations are used to give a great education to the children, although because the standard is better than most people in the area children are abandoned at orphanages to give them a better chance. Some parents are persuaded to give up their children by individuals who want to take advantage of the foreign donations.

My last trait I have is I am very independant. At home, I do my schoolwork by myself and I don’t ask anyone else for help because I figure it out on my own. Most kids my age depend on other people to do their work for them, but I don’t. Since I am very independant, I don’t have to worry about allies going behind my back and killing me. Don’t waste your money on sponsoring people in a group that could die from their “allies”. This is my last reason on why you should sponsor

Child malnutrition and a lack of child psycho-social stimulation is a problem that faces many nations. Some countries are more successful than others at solving this problem through social programs. Social programs aimed at providing children with proper nutrition and psycho-social stimulation should be a social and political priority.

Supporting kids to surrender themselves to the threats of bullies is unjust. To punish a kid for self-defense is not only unfair, but is not right. If a student is trying to protect him or herself from a bully because of physical abuse the student being bullied should not be punished for it. Instead, the student should have had a teacher monitor the school ground properly, so this would have never happened, so that there could have been a better outcome.

Do you feel safe at your school? Do you feel like your school’s policies protect you from potential threats? Some may say yes, yet others feel like the school doesn’t do enough. Schools enact rules against bullying, but does it really prevent it, or is that just how it looks from the surface. I think that the school policy tries to make an effective way to combat bullying, however it has some issues. The main problems with it are the fact that it requires repetitive “bullying” for it to be considered so, how it requires direct first hand knowledge of an employee to report the bullying, and lastly how it requires forms to be filled out within a certain span of time for the harassment to be acted upon.

“For everything that needs to be said there are always these things that never should be” (Witherbee). This statement has rung true for many generations and for many reasons. Censorship helps solve this problem within T.V. shows, art, media, internet, and advertisements. In the world today people are easily offended and some people use information to their advantage. Despite what some people might believe, there are people in America that can use uncensored information to hinder the productivity of the country to benefit themselves or another country. Censorship is necessary to protect different groups and people.

Children who have lost their parents due to AID may be in a particular need of support and care. Many organizations focus on providing care and support to AIDS orphan and other children made vulnerable by HIV and AIDS. This may involve in providing food and help with looking after siblings, or sick family members, and help to ensure that children are able to attend school. It is clear that much more needs to be done to help children and families affected by HIV/AID in resource-poor countries.

Seventy five percent of children in developing countries suffer from malnutrition, which result in development disorder. Consequently, the chances of this children to be able to go to school are in turn reduced (The situation in developing countries, 2015). For several year now, there has been a high number of children in developing countries that neither complete their education nor primary school. For example, in Congo, less than 50% of the children population complete the grade 5, with most of them not being able to read and write.

They say that “the less you know the better,” which couldn't be more true. Why bother with information that will cause more stress and unnecessary worry in your life? This is where censorship comes into play. Whether it be about the world or your country, there will always be something you do not know. People automatically assume that it’s a bad thing when certain information is kept away from society. But is it? I mean, censored material is censored for a reason! It’s not a difficult concept to understand. Daily occurrences are often things that are seen on the internet as well as on TV. Do you really want to know about some of the events that happen on a daily basis? Events that could scar a person physically, emotionally, and psychologically? Events that would be deemed inappropriate for certain ages? Or what about actions that could be repeated again negatively? No one wants to live in a country like North Korea; however, some action is necessary. North Korea has censored much of their country, specifically, the internet. Different aspects of speech are removed, including hate speech. The case is similar to different countries as well. In Canada, judges can deem what “hate speech” is and have it removed from the internet (Brandon Gaille). Having a judge, someone who is of high order and education, would be beneficial to society in this case.

Not only does transnational adoption generate benefits for adoptees, but also for child-care institutions sending countries. Upon the conclusion of the lengthy and thorough adoption process, many PAPs provide donations to the institutions that house their children. These funds may help improve the conditions and resources of the child-care institution (orphanage or foster-care system), which benefits the remaining institutionalized children. “With thousands of adoptions, more than ten million dollars was given directly

The paper is organised as follows: Section two examines three approaches to financing social protection for children, including the resource mobilisation approach, which highlights the potential role of national government revenue collection efforts, and that of international aid in low income countries. It also considers the insurance approach which puts the emphasis on the socialisation of the costs of poverty and vulnerability. Finally it discusses redistribution at the national level as a potential means to finance the extension of social protection for children.

Save the Children India works to support the communities and families in undertaking actions at their level which can save newborn and young children’s lives. We focus on strengthening community systems by enhancing the capacities of CBOs, involving people and children in their own health care and increasing the awareness of communities to generate demand for quality health services.