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Four
years ago I have left my country, because my life was in danger.
Human rights are ignored and there are some cities where it is too
dangerous to visit, because there are still landmines in the roads.
The
war left many children orphaned in Angola. They sleep on the street,
because their parents have been killed and they have been left on
their own.
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lucky children have found a family to look after them. When
the unlucky children die they will be buried like rubbish. |
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Some
of the children I saw were less than a year old, the older kids
would search for something to eat or beg for food at people's houses.
Being
an orphan in Angola means that they have no life at all.
Most
children have happy dreams. These youngsters have to cope with nakedness,
thirst, starvation and weakness.
The
lucky children have found a family to look after them. When the
unlucky children die they will be buried like rubbish.
The
governors never think about the people. I am angry about the corruption.
Angola is a very rich country, with many natural resources including
oil, diamonds and coffee.
Where
is the democracy? And where is the heart of the governers?
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