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    Should Women Be Allowed on Military Combat Teams? In primitive age‚ most societies were matriarchal; people would introduce themselves with their mothers. However‚ human society changes like everything else. The importance of physical strength in solving heavy tasks or defending external attack has made the men’s dominance in society over years. Today‚ women are most likely equal to men‚ and in mostly every field‚ they can do whatever men can do. The world has witnessed many heroic actions from

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    Life After Combat Analysis

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    Life After Combat Imagine being away from the things you loved and the people you cared about for months at a time. When you finally come back to those people and things it feels like life has taken on new meaning and the things you loved and the people you cared for just doesn’t feel the same as it used to. It’s like everyone lived in a different reality than the one you knew. Add to that‚ most people who watch the events of war and conflict on a television do not translate it into a reality. The

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    Corruption in judicial systems is threatening the protection of human rights‚ a United Nations independent expert said‚ urging governments to implement policies to strengthen the rule of law to combat this practice. “The pervasiveness of corruption in the judiciary and the legal profession‚ whether one off or endemic‚ is very worrying because it directly undermines the rule of law and the ability of the judiciary to guarantee the protection of human rights‚” the Special Rapporteur on the independence

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    Should women be able to apply for jobs that allow them into combat? For centuries our women have been going into combat‚ so how come all of a sudden the conflict on whether they should or shouldn’t has become such an uproar. When the women in tribes fought over food and men during our beginnings‚ those women were undoubtedly in combat. And as the centuries went on‚ women warriors were not considered that unusual‚ for example at least 400 women soldier fought in the civil war along side their

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    Women Should Go to Combat

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    We think that women should be allowed to go to combat. My biggest reason because men and women are equal. There are so many reasons I think women are equal to men. For example the first reason is because of the 19th amendment. Because of the 19th amendment women got the right to vote. Women waited 70 years till the 19th amendment was passed. Because of this law women got the right not only to vote but also to get jobs‚ and their education just like how men were allowed to do. Women were tired of

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    Media and Anti Corruption

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    Media and Anti-Corruption In some countries‚ such as Bulgaria‚ Macedonia‚ Bosnia Herzegovina‚ and Albania to a much lesser extent‚ the independent media has brought to the fore numerous corruption cases‚ exposing high officials. It has also been a major force behind mobilizing public opinion against corruption‚ as in the case of Bulgaria. At the same time it has exerted indirect pressure on the respective governments to take steps to limit corruption practices. The Bulgarian independent

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    corruption in indian sports

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    Corruption In Sports Money Matters the Most Sport is a big phenomenon of today‚ it is very important part of today life. However‚ sport is rather contradictory phenomenon. It is connected with big humanistic values and it formats life and values of billions of people on the one side. It is also connected with dirty business‚ doping‚ corruption and violence on the other side. Corruption in sport should be matter of concern not of pessimism. We are not speaking about decline of sport values. But

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    Should Women Fight in Combat? The question lately has been if women should be allowed to fight alongside men in combat. I believe that they should. If not it is sexist‚ women can do just as fine as men‚ and the women should be able to defend the country they live in. Women generally make up about 14 percent of the armed services. Of the roughly 2.2 million troops who’ve served in Iraq and Afghanistan‚ more than 255‚000 have been women‚ said Pentagon spokeswoman Eileen Lainez. Pentagon figures show

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    Corruption is Social Evil

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    Corruption is Social Evil" "Power tends to corrupt‚ and absolute power corrupts absolutely." In its simplest sense‚ corruption may be defined as an act of bribery or misuse of public position or power for the fulfillment of selfish motives or to gain personal gratifications. In recent Centuries India has earned a place among the THREE most corrupt countries in the world. Corruption in India is a consequence of the nexus between Bureaucracy‚ politics and criminals. At one time‚ bribe was paid for

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    Combat Deployment and the Military Family Combat deployment‚ in many ways‚ has affected every military family; the soldier‚ the spouse‚ and the child(ren). The spouses and child(ren) of the deployed soldier are often referred to as the “unsung heroes” of military families‚ at all times of a deployment. In the military‚ the families are often placed in the background‚ but families are crucial to the soldier’s success. There are several million service members in the military today. 50% Under

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