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Thursday, 30 August 2018

CHILD LABOUR

Children between the ages 5-15 who are working long hours and it effects their futures
and bodies negatively some kids around the world work in harmful jobs which include hazardous conditions, the kids cant go to school to learn because they are very busy working long hours to earn money for their families. in India some children make fireworks its very dangerous for them, in India theirs up to 60 million kids working for themselves to survive 11.28 million kids in 1991 child labour has increased over the past years.

The effects of child labour is critical the lack of education an unhealthy working environment,weak bodies and diseases, unsafe homes, poor families and  children working 24/7 they are usually struggling for their parents and younger siblings that have no food and cant pay rent for their homes some people don't even have homes so they stay in alleys or under bridges.

reason why their are millions of children doing child labour because kids were forced to work because mostly the parents cant work anymore / don't get paid enough so the children have to work as well just to provide enough for everyone and put food on the kitchen table.

i think child labour made a huge impact in the world because most people see it as being against the human rights which is breaking the laws. it is a huge problem in this world because young lives are suffering and trying to survive.


Thursday, 24 May 2018

Amazon rain forest (significant place


Image result for amazon rainforestThe amazon rainforest is a geographical significant place because of its purpose to the world. It holds up to 50% of the global biodiversity of the world. It contains over 2.5 million species of insects over 5500 different animal species. It is seven million square kilometres in size and it covers 6% of the earth's land surface.

Another reason why it is geographically important is that it is described as the lungs of the earth the reason being is that the rain forest has millions of trees which releases heaps of oxygen in to the atmosphere.