Tuesday, 19 July 2011
WHERE CHILDREN SLEEP
Jamie (9) from New York. Lives in a penthouse on 5th Avenue. His dream is to become a lawyer like his father so he goes to a prestigious school where he studies finance. He also takes judo and swimming classes.
Roathy (8) from Cambodia. His mattress and home is placed on junk where his bed is old tires. The only meal he gets almost every day is breakfast. He shower with other children at a local charity center at six o clock before he heads out to work searching for cans and plastic bottles that he sells to a recycling company.
Tzivka (9) from Israeli settlement in West Bank, Palestine. Shares room with his siblings. He is not allowed to play sports or enjoy television and newspapers, so he uses a lot of his time in the library reading or playing religious computer games.
Nantio (15) from Kenya. A member of the Rendille tribe. She lives in a tent that’s made from caddle hide and plastic. She wants to get married to a moran which is a warrior, but first she will have to get circumcision. Her job every day is to look after the goats and chop wood.
A homeless boy from Rome, Italy. Their home is outside on a mattress. The boy and his family has no identity papers so they can’t get real jobs. His parents clean car windscreens and no one has an education.
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If you think that America consists of only wealthy people, who have beds to sleep in every night, think again.