Poor people live in poor neighborhoods with poor schools.

Protection poor people are unprotected people

Poor people are not only still poor they are still unhealthy.

They serve food to poor people.

It's just awful, those poor people.

Poverty does not affect just poor people.

Rich people rarely contract malaria or die from it poor people do.

Poor people also suffer at the point of use.

It's just the poor people get hit first and worst.

Who, other than the poor people, will shoulder the losses?

Poor people, especially poor people living on farms, tend to have the most children (often six or more per woman), and therefore the highest rates of population growth.

Today, no politician even dares to mention help for poor people.

So abundant natural wealth often creates rich countries with poor people.

The world's poor people, and particularly those living in Africa, were extremely vulnerable to the adverse effects of poor chemicals management.

if we want to reduce the number of poor people we have to know what makes them poor in the first place.

Poor people are locked into a low level asset (or capability) trap.

Public safety nets are overstretched, with too many poor people falling through.

On the other hand, many poor people make their living in agriculture.

You shall not deny justice to your poor people in their lawsuits.

He will judge your people with righteousness, and your poor with justice.

He shall judge thy people with righteousness, and thy poor with judgment.

Sustainable energy and maintenance of natural resources for poor and rural people.

Yes, we tax rich people more and give poor people some more benefits, and that is contentious enough.

Burma is a country rich in natural resources, but its people are poor.

People migrate from poor countries, from middle income countries, and from rich countries.

By contrast, poor people in China mostly view their personal situation as transitional.

Most people with the disease are poor and most people with the disease do not realize they are infected.

More than 200,000 people in India die annually from malaria, mainly in poor regions.

These people aren't starving because they are poor, or because there is no food.

Indeed, access by poor people to financial services is a powerful anti poverty tool.

Most poor people live in North eastern Thailand and the 3 border Southern provinces.

The point that we have been stressing for the last 21 years, the point that people may be economically poor, but they're not poor in the mind.

For these people, democracy and human rights mean nothing. They are ignorant, poor, and sick.

Poor people, people whose human rights have been violated the crux of that is the loss of dignity, the lack of dignity.

Corruption undermines the quality of life for people around the world, not only in poor countries.

It seems like the only people gentrification left poor are the residents of Tarlabasi and Sulukule.

Thus, rich people could cast a number of votes, while the poor perhaps none at all.

There is a lot of people who think about all these poor people, Oh there's terrible things. We've got to fix their housing.

Most directly, it diverts resources to the rich people, who can afford to pay bribes and away from the poor people, who cannot.

In addition, lack of access to basic services, such as education and health care, limits the opportunities available to poor people, while social exclusion and lack of a voice prevent poor people from fully participating in decisions that affect their lives.

Poor Palestine. Poor Israel.

Being poor and backward go hand in hand, according to Jordanian blogger Muoffaq Qabbani, who brings us this story about how poor people insist on having more and more children.

He also referred to the remarkable World Bank study, Voices of the Poor, which made it clear that people in poor and conflict ridden countries want to live in peace.

Yet bed nets and anti malaria medicines do not reach the people who need them, because the people who need them are too poor.

NEW YORK Every year, millions of people die from preventable and treatable diseases, especially in poor countries.