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The right to development: Why equity, not charity, is a human right

By United Nations••Original source
The right to development: Why equity, not charity, is a human right

Compare two children born in the same year: one in a country with functioning schools, social services, fair elections and a dynamic economy and the other in a nation devastated by poverty, conflict, climate change or corruption.

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