Nepal

My Relation to Today’s Society Throughout my life, my parents have worked hard to provide for our family. They have shown me the importance of having a steady career while being able to take care of three children. The major sociological roles that have impacted my life are family, friends, and education. These roles have not only affected me as an individual but also my view on society as a whole. Today’s society is constantly changing and if we don’t follow it closely we may get left behind.…

euthanasia on the ballot nationally. Proponents of euthanasia should address their concerns to their different representatives. Form lobbyist groups and bring them to your different state capital buildings and for those in different countries such as Nepal, Canada, and Germany do the same. If you don’t speak up for what you feel is right there will not be…

contaminated disease and the infected persons can perform their daily activities normally. It is even illegal to discriminate among people just because they are infected with some virus and/or they have a different life style. Even back in my country, Nepal people have become aware of the fact that every individual are equal regardless of any infection, caste, race, gender and so on and have started to treat them normally. (Boatright,…

The will to decimate spiritual purity and completely shame women through physical and emotional destruction is deeply imprinted within the imbalances of the world. Female genital mutilation, breast ironing, honor killings, acid attacks, sex trafficking, underage marriage, forced illiteracy and rape as weapons of war are just some of the atrocities forced upon women globally. These brutalities that women and children endure around the world not only show the wicked placement of power, but also…

Culture and communication are inter-related. Hall (1959) believes that "culture is communication and communication is culture" (p. 169). Every culture has its own unique language; language made of beliefs, traditions, ideals and values which is a strong determinant of how one describes an experience and behaves in a situation. Different culture perceives the world in a distinct way, unlike any other culture which forms a language and acts as a means of communication. In the article “Cultural…

runner. Not just a runner but i want to hold the girls world record for the mile. People find it funny and think it’s a retarded goal but, running is what makes me who i am. I started running when i was six years old. My family and I had lived in Nepal that time and, there was a mile race for kindergarten and first grade i think. I got first that day with a mile of 9 something. That summer i realized that if i was meant to become something in the future, it was a professional…

Hindus follow the Hinduism in the all over the world. In India approximately 80% of Hindu population consider themselves as a followers of Hinduism. Writer William nicely explained the connection and effect of Hinduism in different country such as, Nepal, Bangladesh, Indonesia and,…

The story takes place in Mumbai, India. Westernized trade has increased over the past few decades, but this has taken a toll on the people in one of India's major cities, Mumbai. Annawadi (a slum) is filled with disease, poverty, and crime. Annawadians will do anything to get out of the slum and into the middle class, even if it means breaking the law and hurting their neighbors. Furthermore, many people envy one another for their worth and accomplishments. The character’s morals and beliefs…

168 million, seems like quite a large number doesn’t it? What if I were to tell you that was the number of children under the age of 17 trapped in child labour worldwide? In 2016, despite the efforts we as a nation have made, child labour is still as prominent as ever. It is outrageous that a global issue as serious as this has not been addressed sooner and mended. Child labour in our day and age makes my blood boil, whether it is happening on our country’s doorstep or fellow nations it’s…

Introduction Domestic violence has been recognized as a major social problem in Canada. According to Statistics Canada there are approximately 653,000 women in Canada that have experienced some form of domestic violence (Allagia & Maiter, 2006). While the women’s movement of 1970’s was instrumental in raising awareness about the issue of domestic violence among women in general (Landau, 2006), it failed to take into account the concerns of racially marginalized immigrant women (Chokshi,…