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=People lack financial resources and essentials for a minimum standard of living
Causes:
- Lack of education
- Health issues
- Corruption
- Wars
- Big families
Effects:
- Low income, no proper housing
- No clean water, no healthy food -> starvation
- No proper education, no electricity
- Drug abuse, illness
Solution:
- More educate children
- Provide clean water
- Better social security
- Better health insurance
- Mitigate corruption

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Many of the products and services we buy and use every day are produced or undertaken by people trapped in modern slavery, including forced labour.

This includes 17.3 million people who are exploited in forced labour exploitation in the private economy and 3.9 million who are subjected to state-imposed forced labour.

Slavery can exist in every stage of the supply chain, from harvesting or extracting raw materials – such as cocoa or cotton – to manufacturing and shipping. The reality of this is children forced to mine cobalt for use in the latest mobile phones, or women forced to produce coffee for one of our best-known brands.

Companies have a responsibility to make sure their goods and services are never produced with slavery. This isn’t just about the goods they make in their own factories: they must also make sure slavery is not used by their suppliers, their suppliers’ suppliers, and so on all the way down the supply chain.

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- different sexualities and gender-identities.
- the first four letters since the 1990s
- more letters other sexual identities
- in the past homosexuality was forbidden and punished
- homosexuality as a sin
- nowadays, hatred and condemnation
- dealing with hatred from the past.
- politicians

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- legal since 1962
- discrimination illegal since 1990
- registered partnership since 2006
- no marriage
- no IVF
- no adoption as couple
- first surgery 1942
- 50-60 surgeries per year
- Zeman against pride and trans
- KDU-ČSL
- 80% of Czechs thought homosexuality should be accepted by society
- more openminded people each year
- Prague Pride
- vote more openminded political parties
- more tolerant

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Organ trade (also known as Red market) is the trading of human organs, tissues, or other body products, usually for transplantation. Trade of human organs is illegal in all countries except Iran. Iran is the only nation that allows organs to be bought and sold for money. Despite these prohibitions, organ trafficking and transplant tourism remain widespread. Furthermore, in China hospitals are believed to be harvesting up to 11,000 organs from political prisoners each year.  The United States has an estimated 200 million illegal human body-derived products sold a year.The practice is especially common in India, where it is estimated that 2,000 Indians sell a kidney a year. The trade of organs and tissues are used for various medical and scientific purposes. However, the most common use is for the transplant of donor organs into new recipients with life-threatening conditions.

Organ prices

In Iran's legal markets, the price of a kidney ranges from $2,000 to $4,000. On the black market, the same kidney can be worth over $160,000, with most of proceeds taken up by middlemen. In addition, these black market transplants are often dangerous to both the donor and recipient, with some contracting hepatitis or HIV.

Proposed solutions

The primary strategy is to increase the supply of legally donated organs, thereby decreasing the demand.

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- chronic dysfunction of brain system
- your body and mind craves a substance (cocain) of behaviour (gambling)
- lack of self-control
- lack of emotional response
- be unable to behave normally when doesn’t use it
- agression, depression, thinking only about it
daily life addiction - work, sex, caffeine, sugar, food, sleep, phone, nicotine, alcohol
illegal addictions - THC, prescription drugs, mechanic/illegal made drugs etc.
signs: anger, memory loss, inattention, increased sensitivity, anxiety and insomnia, thinking only about it
treatment: psychotherapy, medical services, group therapies

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Eli, Kamča, Julča

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Terka, Marek, Šimon

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Each group chooses a topic and prepare info
- facts
- reasons
- solutions
- our opinion
Criteria:
- at least 5 minutes (in case of 2 people, 6min in case of three students in the group)
- each member of the group talks

mark of B value

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- migration and the impact of widespread immigration on society
- poverty and it relation to poor education, crime, diseases and war
- the most dangerous addictions for an individual and for the society
- family problems
- modern diseases
- human organ market
- terrorism
- racism
- modern slavery