that, the; “Rule of law is a vital tool in mapping democratic governance” Impunity can lead to a magnitude human rights abuses or even genocide, as happened in Rwanda and within Zimbabwe,
people feel afraid and adopt a defensive attitude population "women" because they have been victims of crime, sexual abuse, drug trafficking poverty, armed robbery, homicide theft and so on. It is not easy to solve this problem because the government is not creating is not creating strategies to over come difficulties, because they are not interested in bogota and there has been an increase of Homeless people, poverty, armed robberies
INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS Child sexual abuse SHRESHTH RASTOGI B-20 B.A.,L.Lb(5 YEARS) 1st YEAR Child abuse can occur anywhere like children home, institutions such as school, college, university or any other organizational places etc. In The USA ( Centers for disease control and prevention) defines child abuse as “child maltreatment as any act or series of acts of commission or omission by a parent or other caregiver that result in harm, potential
terms of religion, caste, creed, language, attire, food habits and skin colour. We find crystal apparent traces of racism in the colonial era when Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi (better known as ‘Mahatma Gandhi’ today) and Nelson Mandela put up a fight against apartheid in their own ways. After more than half a century, the face of India changed with technological, scientific, economic, political and industrial advancements. Amidst this modernization, it is vital to understand that the concept of racism
act according to their sexual orientation that we are born with, example of these standards is that a human being is expected to get married to the opposite sex partner. The author questions the laws that have been placed to protect discrimination against the non-heteronormative individuals, however the question is whether or not there will ever be equality for the same sex couples (Steyn and van Zyl
Briggs, Marlene A.1. "Born In The Year 1919": Doris Lessing, The First World War, And The Children Of Violence." Doris Lessing Studies 27.1/2 (2008): 3-10. Humanities Source. Web. 21 July 2015. Briggs begins by accessing the literature and works of Doris Lessing by comparing the nature of them to violence and war. Due to the time of Lessing’s birth and location, the author notes the influence of her environment in her writing. An occurring theme that Briggs finds interesting about Doris is her claim