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Background Information International aid among allies sharing common beliefs and ideals has existed as long as nations have and continues into the present. Dozens of revolutionary and separatist groups receive aid from as many countries. Aid consists of knowledge, training, use of foreign land and resources, manpower, material items such as food, weapons and funding. Many of the claims and links of one nation aiding one of these groups fall under mere suspicion by the governments and groups that are opposing each other. Despite the high number of these claims there are several concrete cases and instances of foreign aid to these groups. prevent a kidnapping: * Don't think you're immune because you're not rich. The most frequent kidnapping targets are middle-class executives and their families. Remember, wealth is relative. A middle-class income in the United States may well place you on the top end of the income scale in some of the world's most dangerous nations. * When traveling abroad, maintain a low profile and don't advertise your wealth. Leave your flashy clothes, glittery jewels and luxury car at home. * Vary your routine. Don't travel the same road, jog the same path or eat at the same restaurant every day. This is particularly true for expatriates stationed abroad for an extended period of time. Don't let your familiarity with a country and its people blind you to hidden dangers. * Only use official taxi stands.
Approximate Word count = 943
Approximate Pages = 3.8
(250 words per page double spaced)
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