Under Privileged children



Under Privileged children
Ayna Khurram VI Saffron- BF KG Civil lines Premier
In our country there are many under privileged children and they are in really bad condition. They don’t have clothes to wear, food to eat, shelter to live and water to drink.

 These miserable children are out on the roads without any protection. They are begging people for money. There life and their childhood is being destroyed. They don’t have knowledge or get education. Sometimes they die of hunger and thirst. And often in front of their eyes their parents get killed along with the people which are crewel they kidnap these poor and miserable children, make them do all king of hard and illegal work and earn money.
 Their rights are being denied. They also have a right to live free without any burden, without any fear in their heart. Don’t they have a right to live with freedom? Don’t they have a right to live a life without burden? Shouldn’t they lead a dignified life? And the answer is YES! They should have all the rights as all the other human being are having.
Now a days in many parts of the world there are many campaigns, walks about the rights of under privileged children. There are also many schools and hospitals made for these children. We all should also support these type of campaigns so we can help the poor children.
The way you are treating your children and giving them all the facilities you should also treat these under privileged children the same because They are the children of your country .

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