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Title: Who is my Neighbour?: The Shelter of Hope: Street Children and Imprisoned Youth
Authors: Mason, Antonio
Keywords: Street children
Jesuits
Cameroun
Issue Date: 2005
Publisher: Roma: The General Curiae of the Society of Jesus, 2005.
Citation: Collaborator: Alfonso Ruiz Marrodan. Translated by Jerome Gagnier, S.J.
Series/Report no.: Jesuit Year Book, 2005;p.115-18
Abstract: Interest has grown in the phenomenon of street children. It is a frequent topic of conferences and seminars. It comes up on television, over the radio, in magazines and newspapers. One would think there is a multinational company or some political party seeking to publicize it. But it is enough to open one's eyes to notice its existence. The deplorable fact is that many close their minds, more or less consciously, to the problem......
Description: To rescue street children from the dangerous surroundings where they live and to convince them to lead a sheltered but disciplined life while preparing themselves for a future, is the challenge the Jesuits have chosen to face in Cameroun.
URI: http://sources.jhia.ac.ke:8080/jspui/handle/123456789/368
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