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    crafting of Western perceptions through the media established the foundations of knowledge of the conflict and Rwanda and international responses. The following example is of the 1995 Gersony report drafted by the United Nation’s High Commissioner for Human Rights (UNHCR), which focused on an estimated 45,000 Rwandan Hutus killed by the RPF during the genocide. Pottier describes how the RPF was able to have the report supressed by pressuring UN leaders of their lack of intervention during the…

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    Twelve Years A Slave

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    96% approval rating by critics from The Rotten Tomatoes while winning many other awards showcasing the prejudicial insolences towards slaves before the abolition of slavery. Following the life of Solomon Northrup, once a freeman, was silenced in violation of his freedom due to his unlawful capture and sale into slavery. The motion picture was truly heart-wrenching to be able to visualize the repulsive behavior exhibited, and unfortunately the same racism is still present to this day. Belittling…

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    Unlawful Labor Practices

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    “Everyone has the right to work, the right to equal pay for equal work and the right to a decent income and working conditions” as stated by Universal declaration of Human Rights. Majority of us often proceed with our lives without giving a second thought to what might happen if someone completely rob our freedom of speech refraining us from fighting for what we love. Fighting for what we believe in. The very thing that thrives us forward. We often take it for granted that most of us have the…

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    A bold statement, to say the least. Since Duterte’s rise to power in May, 2016 as the 16th President of the Philippines, as what is described as a “landslide” victory with over 16 million votes (around 39% of total votes cast, more than 6 million votes ahead of his closest rival), both his actions and words has brought the Republic of the Philippines to the spotlight numerous times (Cruz, 2016). From comparing himself to Hitler, to cursing Obama “putangina” (literally means whore-mother,…

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    the political realities of Northern Triangle countries are more extreme. The Salvadoran Civil War ended recently, in the last few decades. The country is dangerous due to the culture left of the Civil War, one of the military committing human rights violations, violence perpetuated by guerilla fighters, and the nature of having an authoritarian and policed state (“El Salvador: Despite”). According to the Walter LaFeber, “the "main girder in the bridge" for a U.S. foreign policy obsessed with…

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    a template for devising “value-based interventions in multiple settings - schools, workplaces, hospitals, communities - and with a variety of foci - health promotion, drug-abuse prevention, teenage pregnancy, formal and informal support, minority rights, and child abuse”. Their research shows that “Community psychologists are interested in values that promote the well-being of disadvantaged people. However, given that people’s needs vary according to their particular circumstances, it is…

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    not exist in Norway. India, France, Russia, and most other industrialized as well as non-industrialized countries have banned genetically modified organisms in their food supply and the UN has recently declared that the United States is in violation of human rights laws by depriving the citizens of Detroit of water while companies like Nestle pump millions of gallons of water out of already drought ridden California to bottle and sell back to the populous. In my opinion, there is much work to be…

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    Drones Pros Cons

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    A long time ago in a galaxy far far away a guy named Spock had something called the Force. Captain Kirk was taking voyages on the Millennium Falcon across the galaxy, and Luke Skywalker was killing Klingons all over the Death Star. Star Wars and Star Trek imagine a future where technology has magnificent implications and improved the lives of many people; the technological advancements are most impressive. In the current time, society is making fantastic technological advancements leaps in its…

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    death camps. These crimes against humanity have been addressed by the United Nations in its 2015 World Report, yet North Korea continues to systematically eliminate its citizens. Unfortunately, the world has a history of infringing people’s basic human rights: the Holocaust, Soviet Union gulags, Tiananmen Square, Armenian Genocide, Apartheid policies, Rwanda Genocide, and many more. In all these cases, the government not only failed to…

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    international human rights law [8]. In the case of US very little explanation is given for each civilian casualty, this demonstrates disregard of two other international law by the US when is comes to drones strikes, again this shows unethical from duty based point. The precedent the US is setting is not just duty-based unethical, from a consequentialist point, the lost of respect for international law can lead to a other nations not obligating international standards of rules of engagement,…

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