Back to category: Foreign Limited version - please login or register to view the entire paper. Blood Diamonds Introduction: For decades, diamonds have been the symbol of love, hope and the bond between human beings. Those in First World Nations, where more than 75% of all diamonds are sold, know little of the extent to which human beings in Third World countries, particularly those in Western Africa and regions of India, suffer because of the demand for these precious gems. The exploration, mining and distribution efforts involved in the diamond industry are blamed by some organizations for bloody armed conflict, terrible deprivation, and corruption that is out of control. In contrast, there are other important and influential groups who promote a responsible diamond industry as the answer to the social and economic problems of developing countries. The debate and controversy between these very different opinion continues to rage on. All the time, new sources of diamonds, like Canada, continue to be explored. Solutions, however promising,... Posted by: Chad Boger Limited version - please login or register to view the entire paper. |
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