Gone were the days before globalization, when people were not protected from the mere freedom of speech to mass torture, murders or even physiologically abuse, from countries far and wide, communist or federalist, know or unknown. Thanks to the advent of globalization, with fast technology, innovative communication, and cheaper transportation, has now allowed government agents, civil society and countries to observe, monitor and even experience for themselves the torture and crimes of the world in real time. Hence, globalization brought together a United Nations to protect human rights worldwide.
Globalization has effectively impacted positively on human rights around the world. First, the system brings countries together under one …show more content…
Some member states would join the treaties, become part of the convention; signs the International Human Rights Laws, however, would follow the rules only when it is convenient to them, (Hafner-Burton, E., & Tsutsui, K., 2005). For instance, the US government agents would secretly move freely into other counties to capture terrorist or a leader who infringes on an individual or groups. The arrested person is then taken to a secluded island and would be tortured or even killed, knowing very well that the individual has rights, (Torture and Prison Abuse, n. d.). Also, there are cases where the CIA has tortured a civilian but later realized that it was a mistaken identity. However, the agents would not apologize or offer some form of compensation but instead, would threaten the individual if he spoke. Again, the authorized agents, who were acting on behave of the government knew that they were violating human rights laws, (European Court of Human Rights finds CIA guilty of torture, …show more content…
For example, in human trafficking, mothers marrying their children at a very young age to a relative or close friends to put food on the table. However, their husbands sold them to powerful men for prostitution overseas. Beside, Nigerian women seek attractive employment oversee to help bring money home to their families. Nevertheless, these jobs turn out to be prostitution or slavery. The women can pay their way back, but the debt is so high that and income received is not enough to pay and consequently, the women are in debts to their owner and cannot leave, (Kocham, N. (n. d.).
In essence, once there are negative implications of globalized human rights efforts the United Nations would either naturalize the existing members or enact on a new convention to sensitive the world of it contingent adjustments to new International Hunan
Globalization has effectively impacted positively on human rights around the world. First, the system brings countries together under one …show more content…
Some member states would join the treaties, become part of the convention; signs the International Human Rights Laws, however, would follow the rules only when it is convenient to them, (Hafner-Burton, E., & Tsutsui, K., 2005). For instance, the US government agents would secretly move freely into other counties to capture terrorist or a leader who infringes on an individual or groups. The arrested person is then taken to a secluded island and would be tortured or even killed, knowing very well that the individual has rights, (Torture and Prison Abuse, n. d.). Also, there are cases where the CIA has tortured a civilian but later realized that it was a mistaken identity. However, the agents would not apologize or offer some form of compensation but instead, would threaten the individual if he spoke. Again, the authorized agents, who were acting on behave of the government knew that they were violating human rights laws, (European Court of Human Rights finds CIA guilty of torture, …show more content…
For example, in human trafficking, mothers marrying their children at a very young age to a relative or close friends to put food on the table. However, their husbands sold them to powerful men for prostitution overseas. Beside, Nigerian women seek attractive employment oversee to help bring money home to their families. Nevertheless, these jobs turn out to be prostitution or slavery. The women can pay their way back, but the debt is so high that and income received is not enough to pay and consequently, the women are in debts to their owner and cannot leave, (Kocham, N. (n. d.).
In essence, once there are negative implications of globalized human rights efforts the United Nations would either naturalize the existing members or enact on a new convention to sensitive the world of it contingent adjustments to new International Hunan