The recent conflicts in the Middle East and North Africa have caused many women to become severely pregnant out of wedlock. This tragic trend is called “structural violence” and is the result of prolonged conflicts that have torn apart the countries and deprived millions of women of their right to life, security, and freedom. Giving birth to a poverty-free world is therefore crucial if we are to overcome the current threats to the survival of women. Since these conflicts began, women have lost access to education, health care, safety, and jobs. Many have even been subjected to human rights abuses, death traps, or reproductive forcibly. With nothing left to live for, they have no choice but to give birth to a poverty-ridden world.

What can be done to help poor women and prevent them from giving birth to a poverty-free world? One possible solution is to end the practices of forced child marriage and child slavery. Preventing these practices is important if we want to see an end to poverty among children. There are several ways in which these practices could end, such as the enforcement of appropriate laws against these practices in different parts of the world, providing legal protection to child victims, and promoting awareness to prevent and end forced child marriage and child slavery. If the above steps are taken together, we can help women gain the education, security, and rights they deserve.

Another way to help women and prevent them from becoming victims of poverty is to protect them from violence and abuse during childbirth. Sexual and physical violence are one of the most serious causes of death among children in the world and should not be allowed to take place in any country, regardless of race, gender, or religion. The United Nations has made some progress toward ending this terrible practice, but in the first world, there are still too much poverty and lack of political rights for women. Laws against child sexual abuse should be comprehensive and include the exploitation of children by men for the sexual benefit of adults. We can help eliminate poverty among children by ensuring that all women have the right to complete education, have safe and affordable healthcare, and have access to financial capital, so that they can help their families with day-to-day necessities.

Preventing extreme poverty will require more than just taking immediate action to address issues of poverty. In addition, we must address chronic problems, such as lack of safe drinking water, clean air, and adequate education. Preventing poverty also means reducing or completely eliminating child labor. The cheapest way to reduce child labor is to make sure that children stay inside the house at a reasonable age when there are no dangers. Making this condition a reality in the world will require urgent action on the part of everyone, including parents, community leaders, religious leaders, and school administrators.

Effective programs against poverty must address the root causes of poverty, such as extreme materialism and extreme consumption. One needs to look beyond income levels to examine the root causes of poverty. Eliminating poverty will not be achieved by simply removing extreme materialism from the lives of the poor. One has to look at and examine the causes of the crisis, so as to find effective answers. One such root cause is the increasing use of technologies, which are creating enormous wealth gaps between the rich and the poor, driving poverty levels through the roof.

Giving birth to a poverty-free world is not an easy task. There will always be issues of poverty, and everyone has to do their part in preventing them. If we all want a world where people live in prosperity, then we all have to work hard to make it that way. By putting our mind to it, by working together, we can achieve our goals for a poverty-free world.