Throughout history, violations of human rights were a major concern. Human rights are the basic rights and freedoms of all humans. Causes of these violations came in many forms, such as religion, political, and ethical. Other causes might include, discrimination for gender and race. Human violations had many impacts, including lots of death and security issues. But, as these issues continued and worry continued, the world tried to resolve and find solutions to ensure human rights.
There is no doubt that the causes of these violations were from a number of different triggers. For example, the Taliban was only one of the major violators. In Document 6, an excerpt from a Human’s Rights Watch report says that, “ … Taliban troops taking control of Mazar-i-Sharif sought out and executed members of the Hazara ethnic group… because of their ethnic and religious identity.” From just this, the Taliban is violating the right of life by killing, freedom of religion, freedom of torture, and the freedom to ethics. But in document 1, which talks about the violations in Cambodia are somewhat different. In this document it says, “... Former government employees, army personnel, and “ intellectuals” were executed in the hundreds of thousands… killed by disease, exhaustion , and malnutrition during forced evacuation, migrations, …show more content…
First, document 8 shows,“1992-3- Apartheid is dismantled; black majority is enfranchised”, and finally “ 1994- Fist all-races election is held”. Therefore, their mission was successful. Also, in document 7, United Nations worked with… Afghan groups to establish an interim government to replace the Taliban.” Their intention was profitable also through the actions they took. Another success was the book to aware people, which also was a movie too. Together these actions helped put an end to human rights violations and we have groups who watch and ensure these rights are
There is no doubt that the causes of these violations were from a number of different triggers. For example, the Taliban was only one of the major violators. In Document 6, an excerpt from a Human’s Rights Watch report says that, “ … Taliban troops taking control of Mazar-i-Sharif sought out and executed members of the Hazara ethnic group… because of their ethnic and religious identity.” From just this, the Taliban is violating the right of life by killing, freedom of religion, freedom of torture, and the freedom to ethics. But in document 1, which talks about the violations in Cambodia are somewhat different. In this document it says, “... Former government employees, army personnel, and “ intellectuals” were executed in the hundreds of thousands… killed by disease, exhaustion , and malnutrition during forced evacuation, migrations, …show more content…
First, document 8 shows,“1992-3- Apartheid is dismantled; black majority is enfranchised”, and finally “ 1994- Fist all-races election is held”. Therefore, their mission was successful. Also, in document 7, United Nations worked with… Afghan groups to establish an interim government to replace the Taliban.” Their intention was profitable also through the actions they took. Another success was the book to aware people, which also was a movie too. Together these actions helped put an end to human rights violations and we have groups who watch and ensure these rights are