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  TEENAGE PREGNANCY Pregnancy in a woman under the age of 19 is referred to as a teenage pregnancy. It is frequently observed among young individuals who have experienced hardship and have low expectations for either their educational opportunities or the labor market.Because more and more teenage mothers who give birth choose to stay and nurture their children, teen pregnancy has become a widespread phenomenon. When children have their own children, it comes at a significant cost to the individuals, families, and society as a whole.Teenagers lack awareness of conventional methods of contraception because they may be reluctant to ask for it or are unaware of the risks involved in getting pregnant, keeping the baby, terminating the pregnancy, contracting viruses, and even contracting diseases.Adolescent pregnancy leads to "overpopulation" and a very high percentage of people under the age of 30. Aside from these, the most obvious effects of teenage pregnancies are child neglec...

  Poverty is a condition where a person or a group of people lack the resources, opportunities, and basic needs to achieve a decent standard of living. This may include insufficient income, lack of access to healthcare, education, clean drinking water, food, and shelter. Poverty can be caused by various factors such as economic, social, and environmental conditions, as well as personal circumstances such as unemployment, illness, and disability. Poverty affects individuals, families, and entire communities, and can have severe and lasting consequences for children, including malnutrition, lower educational attainment, and limited opportunities for future success. Poverty is a complex issue that affects millions of people worldwide. It is a state of deprivation where individuals or households lack the resources and assets necessary for basic needs such as food, shelter, health care, and education. The causes of poverty are numerous and interrelated, including lack of access to educa...