What Is The Importance Of Human Rights In The United States?

The Topic of human Rights has been fought about for multiple generations. It is often fought about between the local governments and the people who are controlled by that government. In multiple foreign towns it has been argued that they will have no rights. We are all supposed to inherent these rights of being a human regardless of what nationality you are, religion you practice or language that you speak. Two places I will focus on are Pakistan an Islamic country in South Asia and The United states as a whole. You will notice a dramatic difference between them. The United States implemented a protection of the fundamental human rights over two hundred years ago. The goal was to make sure that the United States would understand the existence of human rights to insure peace, deter aggression, promote the rule of law, combat crime and corruption, strengthen democracies and prevent public-spirited crises. Since they promote …show more content…
Her views and opinions were stronger than most her age because of the family brought up in. They strongly believed that women should be educated. They were a very open minded family about letting women having their own ideas and going to pursue an career rather than just being a wife and a mother. On October the twelfth twenty twelve Malala was shot at three times by a Taliban but was only shot once the bullet went through her eye socket and out her left shoulder. The other two shot the girls next to her on the bus. The remaining girls on the bus said that the Taliban’s hand was shaking the whole time.
In the book I am Malala, she explains that when President Bush was in office he took troops out of Pakistan and after that things were never the same. The Taliban moved in and took over everything little at a time. They formed small groups that would become larger and larger. They took over the media meaning as no television and no radios. They took away every right that these people had