Children Deprived of their Childhood in Uganda

Uganda is located in East Africa and is divided into three main sections - Desert Zone, Plateau and wetland Lowland. The south of the country touches Rwanda and Tanzania, the east to Kenya, the west to the Congo, the north to Sudan. Uganda's military system is managed primarily by barbaric Lord's Resistance Army (LRA). The Lord's Resistance Army is located in northern Uganda and has an estimated 45,000 soldiers. Of which 15,000 are children from 5 to 16 years old.

More than half of the children in 10 American people spend more than half of their childhood in poverty - this is amazing children of 9 million children. Most of these children, and mostly African Americans, are trapped in a deprived cycle. Just like young people, less often going to school or doing work, children also follow the same path. However, a few people removed their environment and succeed economically. Researchers at the U.S. Urban Institute's "Poverty Mobile Partnership" began to determine what factors contributed to the success of this group. The report that they announced yesterday is based on the data of the Income Dynamics Group of the University of Michigan that has tracked 18,000 individuals and their descendants since 1968 and has studied fields such as employment, income, health, marriage, and child development It is based.

Deprivation in early childhood is different from health, nutrition and education (Biller and Solomon, 1996). However, various intonations have been proposed to improve the welfare of children in order to promote early care in early childhood, to promote overall development and to realize the possibilities of children. Early deprivation in early childhood hinders children's development and may kill future viable generations. In this respect, we need to invest in child welfare. In early childhood, deprivation of children had the most serious adverse effect on children's development in the physical, psychological and social realm.