Global Problems
Research Project
Social Studies - 10th Grade

The Internet is an excellent
source of information on global problems and the efforts
of international organizations committed to finding solutions.
Here are a few links to help you get started. Good luck with your research.
Abuses of Women
and Children
Environmental
Issues
Health, Hunger, and Overpopulation
Human Rights
Political/Cultural Disputes
Children's Rights: Human Rights Watch
Women's Human Rights: Human Rights WatchStop Violence Against Women: Amnesty International
Child Soldiers
Child Labor
Afghanistan
Women in Post-Taliban Afghanistan: Human Rights Watch
Afghan Women: U.S. Department of State
WAPHA (Women's Alliance for Peace and Human Rights in Afghanistan)
Female Genital Mutilation
Diamond Mining
Deforestation - Brazil
Desertification:
Ukraine - Nuclear Energy (Chernobyl Disaster):
Overfishing:
The Ocean Conservancy: Overfishing
Three Gorges Dam - China
China's Three Gorges Dam - CNN Special Report
Health, Hunger, and Overpopulation:
AIDS in Africa or India:
HIV/AIDS and Human Rights: Human Rights Watch
Health Action AIDS Campaign: Physicians for Human Rights
Landmines:
Aborigines in Australia:
China - Tibet:
China - Human Rights Activists, Religious Persecution, Pro-democracy Dissidents:
Chechnya:
Cuba:
Cuba - Human Rights Overview: Human Rights Watch
Sudan - Darfur Crisis:
Crisis in Darfur: Human Rights Watch
Northern Ireland:
Osama Bin Laden and Al-Qaeda:
Global Anti-Semitism:
Effects of Terrorism on Israeli Society:
Basque Separatism:
Palestinian Statehood:
Middle East Research & Information Project
Human Rights Watch: Israel & Palestinian Authority
Division for Palestinian Rights: United Nations
"Axis of Evil" (Iran/North Korea) as Global Threat:
Kim's Nuclear Gamble: PBS Frontline
Iran and the Axis of Evil: PBS Frontline
North Korea Nuclear Standoff: BBC News
Sri Lanka:
BBC News Country Profile: Sri Lanka
South America's Move to Socialism:
Compiled by Carole Clark and Amalia Connolly
Updated 11/8/2007