AQA GCSE RE Religion, Human rights and Social Justice 4: Who should help the poor?
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- Religion, Human Rights and Social Justice (4): whose responsibility is poverty?
- Who is responsible?
- The government
- People living in their country are their responsibility
- Could help by: giving benefits, providing housing, employment, education, food vouchers etc
- Charities
- It's their job to help
- Could help by: long/short term aid, donations, education programmes
- Religions
- Their teaching tells them to help people
- Could help by: giving to religious charities, food banks, mission work, prayer
- The poor
- They should take responsibility for themselves and each other
- Could help by: helping themselves as much as they can, use job centres, go to charities, receive benefits etc
- The government
- CAFOD
- Catholic agency
- Works to support the poor abroad
- Provides both long and short term aid
- Based around the idea of good stewardship
- Fair trade
- Fair pay for hard-working people
- Helps workers to become self-sufficient
- Raises people out of work poverty
- Christian Aid
- Helps poor people around the world
- Works to raise people out of poverty
- Follows teachings of Jesus
- Helps people of all and no faith(s)
- Who is responsible?
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