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Click to expand Image © 2023 Human Rights Watch The report makes several key findings. First, it finds that the Fund continues to rely on its traditional approach of expecting governments to reduce debt through fiscal consolidation, which raises significant human rights concerns. While “fiscal consolidation” refers broadly to reducing debt by cutting public spending or increasing revenues, the report finds that programs routinely include conditionalities that impose cuts to public spending and

The American Academy of Pediatrics' new guidelines on childhood obesity are causing an uproar in the eating disorder community.

Say this is the only grocery store you're allowed to shop at because this is your zip code. some places - you can go to the hood grocery stores and buying a rotten piece or head of lettuce for $8 and that's because people don't have a choice to go out to the discount stores to the walmart and that is what is happening with schools in the inner-city and if we want equality we have to trust parents to make those decisions for their kids. it's not something that needs to be in the hands. steve: sorry, rob. i want to get to - exactly. i want to get this and because you said it's important and it's...

Say this is the only grocery store you're allowed to shop at because this is your zip code. some places - you can go to the hood grocery stores and buying a rotten piece or head of lettuce for $8 and that's because people don't have a choice to go out to the discount stores to the walmart and that is what is happening with schools in the inner-city and if we want equality we have to trust parents to make those decisions for their kids. it's not something that needs to be in the hands. steve: sorry, rob. i want to get to - exactly. i want to get this and because you said it's important and it's...

People that are here because primarily, the city, the community, can't support anybody. no electricity, no sewer, no running water, and communication is on the fringe. so there's no way that this town in any way could support people coming back to live. come back to maybe check your property and then leave. but for the few dozen people that maybe haven't left yet, there's enough. they're hoping, the city, that is, that those people too will choose to leave because you just can't continue to live in this community for the time being. and there are other dangers such as medical care, there's rea...