When considering the point of view of Elie Wiesel , the author of Night, he may argue that the most egregious breach of human rights the he experienced during the Holocaust was that he was locked away in a prison without a justified reason. According to the UDHR the ninth human right states “ Nobody has the right to put you in a prison, to keep you there or to send you away from your country unjustly, or without good reason”. This breach of human rights also relates with the fifth stage of genocide, Polarization . This stage of genocide involves isolating the victims from what would be considered the “normal” race. In Elie’s recount of his experiences during the Holocaust, readers discover this breach of human rights and polarization on page
