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What are the best ways to engage young people in family planning?
What are the best ways to engage young people in family planning?
With the youth comprising nearly 30% of the world’s population, it is imperative that they should be given responsibilities in nation building, including family planning. Their roles today will shape their future as adults. If young people are to become responsible parents later on, then they should be proponents today of the proper methods for responsible parenthood.
The problem now lies on
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Does President Hugo Chavez's criticism of US policies represent popular sentiments in Venezuela, and perhaps Latin America at large?
by Linhah
Hugo Chavez, elected president of Venezuela in 1998, is the people's president. His social reforms are the heart of his presidency.
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What role should the US play in reducing the production of illicit drugs-such as cocaine and heroin-in places like Bolivia and Afghanistan?
When the activities of one sovereign nation have a destructive and negative effect the conduct and enjoyment of life in
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What are the key obstacles to obtaining sustainable peace in the Democratic Republic of Congo, and what steps are necessary to overcome them?
Three key obstacles to sustainable peace in the Democratic Republic of Congo are administrative incompetence, political illiteracy
36 Article Titles on Pulitzer Center
- What role should governments play in promoting informed choice for people's desired family size? (45 articles)
- What are the best ways to engage young people in family planning? (37 articles)
- How should men be involved in family planning? (43 articles)
- How does population growth affect gender inequality? (50 articles)
- What responsibility does the world bear for rehabilitating child soldiers from the horror of serving in armed conflict? (70 articles)
- What is the responsibility of American companies and consumers for unsafe working conditions in Chinese factories? (81 articles)
- How does stigma and discrimination, as witnessed in Jamaica, perpetuate the global HIV/AIDS epidemic? (22 articles)
- Why does the U.S. government support independence for the breakaway Serb territory of Kosovo but oppose independence for the breakaway Georgian territories of Abkhazia and South Ossetia? (14 articles)
- How can US foreign policy be improved by the paradox that Iran is often viewed as America's most serious threat even though its youthful population is among the most pro-western Muslim countries? (34 articles)
- Should a global climate agreement hold the US to a higher environmental standard than the rest of the world? (68 articles)
- Why working moms need protective legislation in America (2 articles)
- What does media freedom mean in a place like Sri Lanka that is determined to stamp out a long-standing insurrection? (12 articles)
- Who should take a stand against abusive child labor being used in Congo to dig out coltan? (33 articles)
- Should US environmental standards apply when multinational companies develop the petroleum resources of fragile ecosystems such as Peru's Amazon? (28 articles)
- What responsibility does the US bear for helping to solve the Iraqi refugee crisis? (33 articles)
- Is the accidental killing of civilians by US forces, in places like Somalia, an unavoidable part of the war on terrorism? (93 articles)
- What role should the US play in reducing the production of illicit drugs-such as cocaine and heroin-in places like Bolivia and Afghanistan? (40 articles)
- Why should the world care about the environment in places like Mozambique, Zimbabwe and Rwanda? (51 articles)
- How concerned should Americans be about HIV/AIDS in the Caribbean? (39 articles)
- What responsibility does the US have toward Vietnamese who believe they've suffered illnesses as a result of their exposure to the dioxin Agent Orange? (37 articles)
- Where will the greatest points of conflict arise in India's foreseeable future and how should India act to resolve these conflicts? (31 articles)
- What would be the most effective way for the Indian government to respond to the Maoist insurgency? (22 articles)
- How is the struggle for water, such as in Ethiopia and Kenya, shaping conflicts in this century? (16 articles)
- What would be the most dramatic difference, in terms of U.S. foreign policy, between a President John McCain and a President Barack Obama? (43 articles)
- With mounting violence, a surge in Taliban support and growing numbers of displaced persons making front-page news in Pakistan, are we getting an accurate picture of realities on the ground? (20 articles)
- Tourism may be down, but not out in Washington D.C. (1 article)
- Should the US consider Ethiopia an ally despite its poor human rights record? (37 articles)
- Does President Hugo Chavez's criticism of US policies represent popular sentiments in Venezuela, and perhaps Latin America at large? (44 articles)
- Can the US military be effective in nonmilitary efforts to revive a war-battered community? (44 articles)
- What are the key obstacles to obtaining sustainable peace in the Democratic Republic of Congo, and what steps are necessary to overcome them? (21 articles)
- Has the US media presented a fair and accurate portrayal of the Georgia/Russia conflict? (14 articles)
- Drugs, oil and possible war: What's driving the conflicts along Colombia's borders with Venezuela and Ecuador? (7 articles)
