This article on Proverty of rights on a child is about how over in Ghana, West Africa, parents are selling there children for high as $180 to as low as $5 to fisherman because they were so poor. Fortunately, little over 1200 children were reunited with there family thankfully to Ernest Taylor. But that was only a small fraction of Ghana.

I have 4 questions about this situation:
1. Why would they let there parents sell there children to fisherman under 5?

2. Who came up with the idea to let parents sell there children?

3. How could any parent sell there child for as low as $5?

4. I wonder if this still could be in effect even if they say its over in that part of Ghana.

I think immigration does effect me because today in schools, if you are not from this country and you don't speak english well, kids may tease you and that can be resulted in having to go through all this drama because somebody talking about an immigrant. Actually, this can go on any where like public places. It effects me here because I have to worry about how this immigrant will take it.

I think immigration does effect me because today in schools, if you are not from this country and you don't speak english well, kids may tease you and that can be resulted in having to go through all this drama because somebody talking about an immigrant. Actually, this can go on any where like public places. It effects me here because I have to worry about how this immigrant will take it.