There is
the world of abject poverty, where dirty water leads to gastrointestinal infections and poverty leads to dilution, causing malnutrition.
Not exact matches
We live in a
world in which for some, misery is the only reality
of existence: people starve to death, live in
abject poverty and know unrelieved distress and isolation all their days.
Having seen a little
of the
abject poverty of some people in India, on my return I quickly became involved in the work
of Christian Aid and the beginnings
of the
World Development Movement, which campaigned on political matters relating to aid and trade.
In the developing
world, it's been correct to oppose formula manufacturers trying to convince people living in
abject poverty that formula is somehow «better», in the absence
of reliable clean water, and risking malnutrition due to dilution.
Shuffling around «guilt payments» to the underdeveloped
world at the same time blocking these nations from developing a reliable, low - cost energy infrastructure in order to pull themselves out
of abject poverty is hypocritical nonsense.