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Issues of the Third World (Pakistan)

Since evolution of civic life on the planet Earth human beings have been facing innumerable issues. Nature of such issues vary from country to country. To be more precise, the variation directly depends on the status of the country. As far as feminism is concerned, intensity of its propagation changes with change in geographical boundaries. In third world countries like Pakistan, idea of feminism does not hold ground when compared with issues that geoparadise their survival. Therefore, it is quite evident that third deals with more severe and serious issues than feminism. The third world countries do not have access to the basic necessities of life. A major piece of evidence is that majority of the third world countries struggle to get clean water and food. There are economic and security issues. Moreover, malnutrition, corruption and misuse of natural resources  further the miseries of underdeveloped nations. Leadership has not been able to deliver their promises because of incompetency, insincerity and absence of will to put their government on right track. Third world countries show reluctance when it comes to investing in human capital. This is quite evident from the statistics: continuous increase in unskilled population, ignoring women education increases the burden on the economy and most important of all lack of quality education irrespective of the gender. These are the issues third world countries including Pakistan face. For Pakistan it is high time to take action to curb these issues otherwise future is in serious danger. This is the issue of the entire world not just third world countries because in globalized world prosperity of one nation affects the entire world. World need to come together to fight hunger, corruption malnutrition, ignorance and poverty.





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