shanty-towns

We passed through the benighted fishermen's shanty towns lining the shore. People came out to wave.

It is now winter in South Africa. In the shanty towns around the big cities, people are cold as well as hungry.

Shanty towns transformation, once a troubled Liaoning Party committees and governments at all levels to the historic challenge.

Her neighbourhood was once one of the biggest and poorest shanty towns in Santiago, Chile's capital.

The state will decentralize local coal shanty towns of the central common infrastructure, given appropriate support.

"One firm, " is to focus strongly to the transformation as a pretense for shanty towns and other illegal policies, and phenomena.

Many were among the 700, 000 victims of Operation Murambatsvina, when Zanu-PF decided to sweep away entire shanty-towns in 2005.

Until the countryside offers a decent living, the lure of the city will remain, however awful the shanty-towns.

In Mumbai, shanty towns breed resentment among street dwellers starving next to the luxury apartment blocks of the rich.

Even that proviso looked threadbare when grim-faced Italian police, backed by bulldozers, swept through shanty towns full of Romanians.

These banlieues grew out of the immigrant worker shanty towns which became recruiting grounds for the FLN in the 50s and 60s.

The shanty towns have been devastated and the tourist industry will suffer.

His order triggered a mass renovation of the province's shanty towns, which formally started in 2005.

These shanty towns, the vast majority concentrated in the urban centres.

With the demolition work shanty towns, Cuifengying elderly removal Choudei straight tears.

These people are given tin sheets to build shanty towns-but no compensation.

The shanty towns gave birth to the world's most notorious death squads, the Tontons Macoute.

If the virus is shed via fecal matter, this will be especially significant in areas with poor sanitation, such as crowded shanty towns.

They live in dormitories, shanty towns or other temporary housing and they have little stake in the new cities they have helped to build.

And if that's what it's like for rich folk, imagine how poor black people cope in the townships and shanty-towns.

More than half the country lived in abject poverty, many in muddy, disease-ridden shanty towns.

In Kinshasa's shanty towns, home to 8m-10m people, family networks have broken down.

And it is the view I have heard on sidewalks and in taxi cabs, in the marble halls of ministries, and in run down shacks of shanty towns.

By the year 2050, it's predicted that around 2 billion of us will live in shanty towns.