Haiti Reflection

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The state of Haiti's children after the earthquake.
They were homeless. All there houses had been destroyed. Most of them were orphans, left with nobody to help them survive. They couldn't get food, Buildings, houses, schools, refuges, and shops got broken down. The hospitals got destroyed and they were sick.

What human rights are being denied to them?
Shelter, comfort, education, privacy, being safe and many other.

What action is being taken to address this?
There are people from MEDC's and the UN coming in to give them food water, help and supplies.

Discuss the difficulties faced by this country as it tries to recover from the earthquake.
There was deforestation. Not only that but there kept on having natural disasters. For example, they build the hospital back, an earthquake comes along and destroys it. They re-build it and another earthquake occurs. The hospital gets destroyed again and they are running out of supplies. It would take 12 hours a day for a year to remove all the wastes left from hospitals and buildings.

Why can some countries rebuild faster than others, and what is it about Haiti that put it at a disadvantage?Suggest how this country will cope in the forthcoming years.
Countries can rebuild faster than others because one of there advantages is that the natural disasters don't happen that often. In the other hand, countries like Haiti are having a hard time trying to recover because natural disasters keep occurring.

Reflection on Ayiti the cost of life:
I found this game very fustrting and sad. I was doing good though, I dad had a job the kids went to school and mum was working at the farm. I earned some money but definatly not enough to be able to survive