According to Unicef Egypt, 17 percent of the population in this country live in poverty and millions have trouble meeting basic food needs. This means children are often seen as economic tools rather than right holders who deserve care and proper schooling.
And to survive in this urban jungle, kids better be tough. They are made to drop out of school and beg or work long hours on streets and under bridges at an age when children should be learning and playing. I really had pity for them...when you travel to Egypt remember to carry with you some sweets or pens to give to the local children..
Written Jul 5, 2006
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According to Unicef Egypt, 17 percent of the population in this country live in poverty and millions have trouble meeting basic food needs. This means children...
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Edfu is located 60 Km to the north of Aswan. It was the 2nd Nome of Upper Egypt and the centre of the cult of a triad of gods which consists of Horus of Behdet, Hathor, and their son Hor - Sama-Tawy....
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EDFU: Small town along the Nile

The small town of Edfu is about half way between Awan and Luxor. This was an interesting opportunity to get closer to 'real' Egyptian life From the bus I could see men groups on men in cafes, sucking...
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The Edfu Temple is located exactly half way between Luxor and Aswan and this destination is a stop off point for the many cruise ships that ply the waters of the Nile. The cruise ship docked in the...
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