Tough road for Mongolia's street children

The video highlights the struggles of children in Mongolia post-Soviet collapse, where many end up on the streets due to lack of welfare. It discusses the rise in child prostitution, especially among girls, and the risks faced by nomadic children due to lack of documentation. Aid organizations provide hope through summer camps, offering education and a chance for a better future.

What was one of the consequences of the Soviet system's collapse for children in the city?

• Improved healthcare services

• Expansion of housing projects

• End of welfare payments

• Increased educational opportunities

Why has there been a significant drop in the number of girls among street children?

• They have been adopted by families

• They are often forced into prostitution

• They are more likely to attend school

• They have moved to rural areas

What makes children particularly vulnerable to human traffickers in Mongolia?

• Government intervention

• Strong community support

• High literacy rates

• Lack of proper documentation

What is one of the main activities provided by aid organizations for street children in summer camps?

• Learning about Mongolia's history

• Working in local businesses

• Traveling abroad

• Participating in political campaigns

How do summer camps help street children work towards a better future?

• By enrolling them in military training

• By relocating them to other countries

• By providing them with jobs

• By offering them a chance to learn and play