PS: Trochu jsem to odflákla, ale v podstatě to dává smysl. Akorát mám hroznej problém s tím, že nacpu myšlenky na 3 odstavce do jedný věty. A pak se divím, že už nemám o čem psát :D.
There are
big differences between people. We say that the north is more developed than
the south. Maybe it's because of the climate, but what we know for sure is that
these states have many serious problems for example with poverty. The state
doesn't have money to built high-quality educational system, so the people are
illiterate, so no one is going to employ them, so they earn money in illegal
way and so on. When there are educated people, they go away because they have
no reason to stay, the salary is poor and so are the working conditions. There
are about 40 children on one teacher in Africa, in Great Britain it's only 15
children. Because the state is poor, usually in debt, there does not exist a
good health care system, which leads to terminal diseases amongst people like
AIDS. There are many infected people in middle Africa and south-east Asia.
These problems try to solve organizations like WHO or UNAIDS.
Because of
need of money parents usually send their children to work, despite they are too
young. In some countries this help is welcomed by employers, because they don't
have to pay them much. This is quite typical for Brazil, where lots of children
live on the street. They have no future and they often commit crimes to
survive.
When we
look at the situation in Muslim countries, we should be worried. These states
are often accused of not granting rights to women and there are a lot of disputes
based on religion. Muslims can be really intolerant toward other religions and
that leads to terroristic attacks and wars. For example the September 2001 when
twin skyscrapers were blown up in the USA. Talking about wars, we mustn't forget about
Israeli-Palestinian conflict which still remains. Arabian and Israelis fight
for their territory. The social situation is very bad. Innocent people get
hurt, starve and live in fear. There were some attempts to make peace, but it
had never lasted for too long.
The Czech Republic
has its problems too, but on a smaller level. The biggest one is unemployment,
I suppose. The state reduced mining so many people lost their job. Also
business companies need to save some money so they fire their employees. We
might have a good health care system, but we are becoming lazier and lazier and
we eat unhealthy so we put on weight. Obesity affects not just adults but
children too. They spend most of the time in front of the computer instead of
going outside. We have also difficulty with prejudice against the Roma population
and people from Eastern European countries. The discrimination is a never-ending
issue not only in our country.
Ježiši, já jsem v Angličtině tak hrozná :/ Jen pár řádků jsem ztracená :D
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