A) The main point Mr. Sand is trying to get across was how important the Nuremberg trails were ad how they needed to be a success. He states, “The Nuremberg trials were an experiment. There was a clear international consensus among the victor powers that the perpetrators of aggression should this time be treated differently by the international community,” (28). Through out Mr. Sand’s book he is trying to get the reader to understand how this trial lead to many other internationals laws. It even proved big powers could work together for the common good of bring justice to the world’s people.
B) In this reading I learned more about the Nuremberg trails and how each country really could not agree upon on how to move forward. Each nation formed …show more content…
The author shows just how power hungry the United States has become in the past few years as once again the war in Iraq is brought up to prove the point America is entering into problems the should not be getting herself into. He points out, “Europe proves the point. A body like the European Union (EU) could develop into a powerful and effective structure precisely because it has no electorate other than a small number of member government,”(Article). Not only is the author a support of the EU but also he thinks the world should be more part of union which binds …show more content…
Blau states, “We are particularly interested in the television media’s coverage of news because it is the main source of people’s knowledge about the world and their nation, region, and local communities,” (Blau page 71). Through this chapter one begins to understand how media can influence what one thinks about a different topics which are unfolding in modern day society.
B) I learned from this reading is how media plays a role in the modern understanding of human rights. In the past media have played roles in watching key moments in history, such as Neil Armstrong walking on the moon, to informing citizens about serious events.
Article One: Afghanistan hospital bombing was one of many such attacks
A) In this article the author is touching upon the bombing of the small district hospital in Yemen’s Northern Saadah province and the only hospital for a population of 200,000 people. She states, “The International Committee of the Red Cross documented more than 1,200 attacks on hospitals or within their perimeters in 2013 and 2014 alone,”
B) In this reading I learned more about the Nuremberg trails and how each country really could not agree upon on how to move forward. Each nation formed …show more content…
The author shows just how power hungry the United States has become in the past few years as once again the war in Iraq is brought up to prove the point America is entering into problems the should not be getting herself into. He points out, “Europe proves the point. A body like the European Union (EU) could develop into a powerful and effective structure precisely because it has no electorate other than a small number of member government,”(Article). Not only is the author a support of the EU but also he thinks the world should be more part of union which binds …show more content…
Blau states, “We are particularly interested in the television media’s coverage of news because it is the main source of people’s knowledge about the world and their nation, region, and local communities,” (Blau page 71). Through this chapter one begins to understand how media can influence what one thinks about a different topics which are unfolding in modern day society.
B) I learned from this reading is how media plays a role in the modern understanding of human rights. In the past media have played roles in watching key moments in history, such as Neil Armstrong walking on the moon, to informing citizens about serious events.
Article One: Afghanistan hospital bombing was one of many such attacks
A) In this article the author is touching upon the bombing of the small district hospital in Yemen’s Northern Saadah province and the only hospital for a population of 200,000 people. She states, “The International Committee of the Red Cross documented more than 1,200 attacks on hospitals or within their perimeters in 2013 and 2014 alone,”