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Seeds are good for people like this . The paper draws upon the research findings from an evaluation of a unique , holistic multi-faceted preventative project for young people involved in anti-social behaviour in two neighbourhoods in South Leeds . " The Bill places restrictions on discriminatory practices at workplaces and educational institutions , including unjustified denial of or termination from employment , unfair treatment , denial or discontinuation of healthcare services and has provision for punishment , including imprisonment and fine for violation of the rights of the people living with HIV / AIDS . While that is a tremendous burden and responsibility , it also gives hope to people like me . " Women are disproportionately affected by HIV / AIDS ; women account for 70 percent of people living in absolute poverty ; more than 200 million women cannot access a modern family planning method ; and every minute of every day , a woman dies from a pregnancy-related cause . Watching videos and playing computer games were more popular with younger people than older people but they had relatively low overall participation rates . The only people that know what it is like to be a student at Staffordshire University now are people like you , current students . People like Joan learn early in their profession that the quality of a school library reflects on the quality of education available to the children . Mexico during the first half of the 1990s there was economic growth , yet the number of people living below the poverty line increased by 14 million in the 10 years from the mid-1980s . A number of people involved in the program spoke about how it works . People living in capital cities were more likely than those living in rural areas to attend more than one performance . The slightly higher attendance rate of people living outside the capital cities at other performing arts ( 20 % , compared with 18 % of those in capital cities ) was mainly due to their higher attendance at circuses ( 11 % and 6 % respectively ) . But in New Orleans , where there are more people than jobs , some , like Denise Lee are worrying how they will carry this new financial burden once the government stops carrying them .