Brandi Clyde
Savannah State University
Professor Owens
November 21, 2014
Abstract
In this essay I will express my view of what I consider to be basic human rights and what the violation of human rights is and why it is wrong and unethical. Examples will be provided from events throughout history that demonstrated violation of human rights.
Human Rights Violation Research Paper
The freedom to express an opinion and to act freely without violating the rights of others is known as human rights. This refers to the basic merits and liberties to which all humans are entitled. The topic of human rights is a very controversial subject that has received lot of attention over the years. Many people may have different opinions on what frames human rights but the majority of society believes that everyone should have the same privileges. Regardless of religion, race, or gender, all individuals have the rights to the same freedoms.
Globally speaking the world has faced a lot of human discrimination jointly in the past years, and these human rights violations are still going on today. All human beings suffer when they are tortured, imprisoned and intimidated. It is like their human rights are being taken away from them because they are not able to do anything. The question of human rights is very important to the point that there should not be any different views on this. We must therefore now take action on a global agreement not only on the need to respect human rights internationally but more importantly on the definition of these rights.
The problem of human rights is that people and countries have a different understanding of the terms and its protections. In some counties political and civil rights are not given or guaranteed to all its citizens. In some other countries, economic and social rights are not enforced, therefore, the basic idea behind stressing human rights is that all governments should try to