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    better than slaves. The Thousand and One Nights‚ narrated by a woman‚ Shahrazad‚ gives us unique viewpoint on the roles of women in their society. They described women as disobedient wives‚ concubines and slaves only meant to please men‚ and as prisoners they kept isolated from the outside world. It’s very clear that they degrade women in this tale. They don’t view women as anything other than objects of pleasure for men that can be bought‚ sold‚ given away‚ or as gifts worthy of the kings. Women

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    unfortunate that there was no form of social welfare during these times because if there had been individuals wouldn’t have felt the need to break the law in order to survive. An interesting scene that stands out in Modern Times is where one of the prisoners possesses cocaine; this scene was interesting because possession of illegal substances still occurs today in prisons. This portrayal is one of many others found in the film that still occur in today’s society; it is fascinating that the things portrayed

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    impounded‚ wrote obscene words on the floor‚ ate smuggled food‚ and even shouted down the telescreen when it tried to restore order‚” (Orwell 226)‚ contrary to the Party prisoners‚ who

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    The Australian prisoners of Japanese war camps‚ during WWII‚ were treated worse than the prisoners in German war camps. The 2nd World War started in 1939 when France and Britain declared war on Germany after Germany invaded Poland. The leader of Germany was Adolf Hitler and the the leader of japan was Hidiki Jojo. The main topics will be How were the prisoners in German war camps treated?‚ How were the prisoners in Japanese war camps treated?‚ What is the difference between the camps? What were the

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    The use of utilitarianism when making moral decisions leads to an injustice society‚ evaluate this claim. The use of utilitarianism is a controversial subject for many people‚ some believe by using it‚ it can bring happiness to the majority of society‚ others say by using utilitarianism it can take away peoples own judgment making our society unjust. Strengths of Bentham’s theory begin with the fact that utilitarianism offers a relatively straightforward method for deciding the

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    first individual suspected‚ then there would be more prisoners in the prisons than there would be average citizens. It was wrong decades ago and it is wrong now. Individuals have the rights given to them by the constitution to prove their innocence with fairness on their side. I think it was very interesting how Gideon remained poised about the entire situation. He knew that he was innocent‚ and he also knew that he was not being treated fairly‚ but throughout it all he remained under the necessary

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    extent that I originally viewed some prisons to be more of a vacation spot for some criminals as opposed to being a place that criminals are sent to serve harsh‚ sentence with the fear of facing other dangerous criminals. I also believed that prisoners did not deserve any sort of rights under the Constitution‚ because

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    strategically voiced his concern for his country and its people against the corruption and unconstitutionality of Batista. Fidel spoke of the atrocities Batista and his army took against innocent lives‚ even while his own men were being treated fairly as prisoners within the regime. In an effort to establish the intentions of the movement‚ Fidel declared the reasons for choosing a surprise attack at Moncada was to provide the movement with a means to

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    War POW’s U.S. 1 Treatment of Prisoners of War in the American Revolution The treatment of POW’s has always been a very heated topic all throughout history. It first started with the many wars fought between ancient civilizations. With them many prisoners were sold into slavery‚ from there it progressed to medieval times‚ and then onto the revolutionary war. In this paper I will address three main topics for both sides‚ they will be the treatment of prisoners when they were first captured‚ how

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    more effectively unified into the Guantanamo methods to give equal civil rights to inmates despite what their nationality maybe‚ but to also have more cordial ways of reviewing obstructive servicemen to absolutely verify if they really should be treated as extremists that we should fear. The term habeas corpus which is Latin for you have the body have reference to the writ of inquiring into the lawfulness of a person who is detained the guardian of an inmate to transport that inmate in front

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