Egypt is often referred to as 'the gift of the nile' because it flourished and survived by the annual flooding of the Nile River which made the soil extremely fertile. The fertile soil allowed for the growing of crops and without this overflow, Egypt probably would not have survived.
Hello. I believe you are referring to the role of NGOs in women's empowerment.
NGOs are organizations that promote aid to social minorities that are undervalued and ignored by society. Among these minorities, women, form a very comprehensive minority that is often devalued, exploited and even abused in different parts of the world. However, there are NGOs that are committed to not only helping these women, but to empowering them. Many NGOs provide vocational courses for women, so that they achieve financial independence. In addition, there are NGOs that provide legal support against cases of violence against women, in addition to promoting awareness of women's rights, academic advancement, training and economic assistance. All of this has a very significant role in the lives of women, giving them the support they need to shape their lives in the way they believe is right.
Continuance of freedoms in the future. For example, by having access to text messages, police can find out whether any terrorist attacks are being plotted. This ensures that people aren't hurt. Yet, reading through text messages is seen as an infringement of privacy, which many view as an individuals right
Ideas of John Locke and de Montesquieu were influential because they appealed to:- the idea of popular sovereignty, - the idea that government should serve the people,- the ideas about equality, natural right and social contract between people and its government.
