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    Democracy and Human Rights: Amnesty International Introduction Organizations from around the world are dedicating their time and effort in ensuring the end of human rights abuses and protecting the rights of people. The call for global democracy has seen human rights organizations initiating campaigns to document violations and advocating actions. Condemnation of abuses and public support is vital to their success. It is imperative to realize that human rights campaigns are only effective when…

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    North Korea

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    and liberal democracy in the past several decades, but the North Korean government exercises strict totalitarian rule over the nation’s economy and citizens. While the full extent of the North Korean regimes’ human rights abuses against its own citizens is not fully known, a Human Rights Watch insists that “abuses within North Korea are without parallel in the…

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    Guantánamo Bay detention camp Legal assignment Guantanamo bay detention centre a. Identify and describe a contemporary human rights issue The Guantanamo Bay detention camp (also known as GITMO), is a US detention facility located on the coast of Guantanamo Bay in south-eastern Cuba, on the Guantánamo Bay Naval Base. It was built in 2002 in response to the 9/11 terrorist attacks and subsequent military operations in Afghanistan. The detention centre was used to house Muslim militants and…

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    Chavez's Abuse Of Power

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    Chavez has limited the internet and media basically taken away there freedom of speech. Human rights defenders aren't able to do their job since the government has decided to keep the information they have. Also protests in venezuela have escalated into a violent scene, police have beaten protesters even killed some. President Nicolás Maduro who…

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    Women In Nigeria

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    Organizations that focuses on issues regarding women’s rights help unite the female population, therefore they are able to work together and fight for change. For example, the Women’s Democracy Network (WDN) and the International Republican Institute (IRI) collaborated on an event that gathered many political…

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    Trans Human Rights

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    numbers for 2016 look just as bad or worse (Human Rights Watch, 2016). If you account for the high levels of violence against trans people, including physical and sexual assault, the numbers become staggering. There is history of systemic violence and human rights violations against trans people in the US that is continuing to grow despite meager gains by the trans community. This paper will argue that broad gender education combined with strong human rights laws is desperately needed in the US…

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    choice in terms of deciding between “If Everyone Cared” by Nickelback or “One” by Metallica regarding the subject matter of human rights in popular culture. However, I decided to choose “If Everyone Cared” for several reasons. First, when listening to this song, it is also very political in its nature. Second, it is very strong in the sense of karma being in the field of human rights. Lastly, it unveils the hidden works of morality in our world today. First, when listening to this song, it is…

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    Human Rights In China

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    where to the outsider looking in, human rights are promoted, yet inexistent. These rights include, but are not exclusive to, civil, political, economic, social, and cultural freedoms set forth by a ‘code’ that is acknowledged worldwide. Many of these ‘rules’ of conduct are stimulated by America’s civil rights department reports as well as independent organizations like Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International. Additionally, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights set forth by the United…

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    Racism is defined as a powerful idea and a hard concept to understand, invented by society. It has also fostered inequality and discrimination for centuries towards one group of people. Racism is rooted from ignorance from the people in Africa, many places in Africa are in a civil war because people don 't accept each other. Even though Africa held its first democratic elections in 1948 after the apartheid ended, there is still segregation in african communities. Police brutality has not made…

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    was an outstanding individual, who lived in the Bronx parish of New York; Browder never had any problems with the authority until the age of 16. When he was falsely accused of stealing a backpack, also, on duty officers never read Mr. Browder his rights, but unfortunately they did detain him. Browder was in a state of shock while being processed in the state jail facility. He couldn’t believe they were blaming a petty crime on an innocent 16 year old. During this time Browder was informed that…

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