Summary:
Women in foreign countries resort to producing drugs for dealers to sell in order to survive. People in poor countries are resorting to drug trafficking to make a living and to support their families. Some poor countries include Puerto Rico, Romania, small cities in Africa, and countries in North-Eastern Europe. At this time, no laws exist in these communities to solve this problem.
A big problem throughout the world is the misuse of drugs and the way they are distributed. Women in foreign countries resort to producing drugs for dealers to sell in order to survive. People in poor countries are resorting to drug trafficking to make a living and to support their families. Some poor countries include Puerto Rico, Romania, small cities in Africa, and countries in North-Eastern Europe. At this time, no laws exist in these communities to solve this problem, but by placing laws in the communities this may change. If drug restrictions were enforced and other means of living were provided, women and their families in foreign countries would no longer be drug slaves.
The elimination of drugs in the world would force women of poor countries to find new jobs, allowing them to live in a more developed and fair society. By eliminating all drugs, women would not have to resort to them to make a living. The women of a small city in the country of Albania, located in Eastern Europe, are working in marijuana fields to make a living (Madre Online). Many countries can be affected if no drugs were sold, women would be placed in a real work environment instead of fields. Also, this would provide the women with a higher pay to endow their families with a better living. The only way these countries societies will change is to provide them with a resolution in a diverse work setting (Madre Online).
The poverty in other countries forces its people in the community to sell elicit drugs to survive. If other countries held jobs for the community to work at, poverty and drugs would not be an issue. If larger countries would look for deprived countries to work in their vast industries, a new job field would be made available to contribute to the workers (women's) finical income. Allowing the natives of these destitute communities to work in their factories will eliminate the need for money, forcing the women to work in industries other than a drug labor field (Langone 14).
A vast example of this is the factories in Japan, forty-seven percent of companies in the U.S. receive there products made in an industry in Japan. Japan manufactures Sony and Panasonic products; by a wealthy industry using a poor country for help, money is wider spread and put to better use. The poverty in the country of Japan is high, just by Sony and Panasonic using Japan as there manufacturer helps the countries money income (Blanche 46). If the world placed more of these work environments in other countries, women would not have to resort to drugs for money. This is one given option to solve the drug problem, but numerous amounts could be taken (Blanche 46).
Forming a new environment to live in will create a safer living area to raise families, by deleting drug fields new land can be owned and used to construct this new environment. The withdrawal of drug growth as a job will form a safer environment for people to raise families and develop as a community. Drugs are a major issue in underprivileged countries; it is a major source of money income and needs to be stopped. By replacing the drug workers and fields with something of another sort will help form a fresher and safer community.
An illegal drug enforcement department needs to be placed into these countries to permit them to live a healthy life. The United States has many resources of the way drug use and trade is prevented (government, police, FBI, etc.), but it is not enforced correctly. The numbers of teens who have possession of drugs in the U.S. is seventeen out of every forty, use or buy drugs everyday. The average everyday teenager could buy marijuana and other drugs off of ten out of twenty-five city blocks (Langone 14). Possessing drugs is not hard in the U.S. society, creating a stern government in the other countries will help stop drug trafficking. Obviously this tactic of government is not working in society, adding a stricter and forceful government in these poor countries would make a better surrounding and community. These countries can place a headquarters and have branches exactly like the United States, but build them up in a better manner. By producing this, the community would have a more dynamic police system that would keep its country out of drug trade (Volk 9).
The women that worked in the drug fields, could work for the government and stop what they were once doing to help form a safer and peaceful community. This new form of government can supply jobs for the women to help stop trafficking of illicit drugs, making it illegal to grow and sell, and enforce a kind of punishment to the people who disown these laws. The women can also work to promote these laws by visiting the areas where drugs were once sold; this would aid to show the region that this is something that can not be done to any further extent. By creating a government in poverty countries many things would be changed, women would work in a safe environment; drug laws would be produced and enforced to change the daily surroundings (Bender 13).
The poverty in countries, forces its community to sell illicit drugs for means of survival. If drug restrictions were enforced and other means of living were provided, women and their families in foreign countries would no longer be drug slaves. The women in these Eastern countries are resorting to selling drugs to live, by providing them with new jobs and prosperous life style could be formed. By starting a drug enforcement agency or a government new means living will become provided and better lifestyles will be created. Women who work(ed) in the fields would take jobs in industries or in the government fashioned to stop the drug trafficking. Many means of solution can be taken, but by applying them many lives can be altered in an optimistic way.
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