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    to the Taliban and has faced adversity like no other. Yet‚ as a young Pakistani girl‚ she still found the strength and drive to move forward and better the world. She went to the United Nations (UN) after being shot due to her campaign for girls’ rights to education and said “Let us pick up our books and our pens. They are our most powerful weapons. One child‚ one teacher‚ one book and one pen can change the world” because she knew that unless someone spoke‚ no one would hear her story; the story

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    (Rosenberg‚ n.d.) Gandhi believed that freedom could not be taken but must be given willingly and that this concept helped both the oppressor and the oppressed recognize the humanity in each other. The idea of satyagraha would be used by many great civil rights leaders as a way to advance their causes. Because of this‚ it remains Gahndhi’s greatest contribution to political change. Gandhi finally returned to India for good in 1915. (Lal‚ 2012) He spent the next few years traveling throughout India to familiarize

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    Children and War

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    soldiers are ongoing. Although there are several organizations‚ foundations‚ and associations that are combating these occurrences‚ the fact of the matter is‚ until awareness is increased and the truth is put out there‚ struggles to defend the human rights and social justice are going to be continuing. Children on the battlefield have been found throughout history. From the biblical times to World War II‚ children have been used to fight because of their vulnerability‚ small size‚

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    Sample Answers to Questions 1 and 2. Most of you did well on questions 3 and 4‚ so here I post only sample answers to questions 1(a) & (b) and 2: 1(a) & 1(b): Question on whether moving production to China is ethical; Question on the economic and social costs and benefits of such a move. Sample Answer (A) Note: this student earned high grades for looking at the issue from multiple perspectives‚ for looking at the benefits and costs to all major stakeholders‚ and for acknowledging that

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    QCF3 STL Unit 306.1

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    is now a statutory requirement to encourage the inclusion of children with disabilities into mainstream school. The SEN Code of Practice 2001‚ or SENDA (Special Educational Needs and Disability Act 2001) gave parents and SEN children a stronger right to a mainstream education. This act made significant changes to the

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    and knowledge the vast empire of human society‚ as it is spread over the whole earth‚ and over all time.” The job of a poet is to bind together people. The people who need ‘binding’ are the people who have been shunned. When Wordsworth said that poet “is a man speaking to men:” he intended a person who was enthusiastic and tender. The poets in this collection will not have that positive energy that Wordsworth sought. But in a way they have “a greater knowledge of human nature‚ and a more comprehensive

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    Censorship in Media

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    Should the government really be allowed to censor  the media. Government censorship can be highly dangerous as it can cause humans as a  whole to halt positive progress. If the media is censored people to lose their basic rights to  freedom of speech‚ governments could turn into dictatorships‚ and can stop the progression  of the humankind.   Freedom of speech is something that is often a blurred line and censorship can  encroach upon peoples rights of speech. The idea of censorship of information by the  government. If the governmen

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    Is Torture justified?

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    ticking time bomb in a public place like the case of a shopping center‚ a park‚ a hospital‚ a stadium‚ etc. This person is the only one who can give a clue as how‚ when and where the attack will happen‚ so it is definitely better sacrifices the human rights of a single person who is doing evil‚ for it can save the lives of hundreds of innocent people. Another example‚ in the scenario of a murderer or rapist

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    Royal family or should their privacy be protected? Firstly‚ I think private photos should be protected. Privacy has been defined as the `right of individuals to control the collection and use of personal information about themselves.’(Mason‚ 1986). And privacy is a fundamental right recognized in the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights. It means that everyone should be equal and their privacy should be protected. Some laws and regulations‚ which are in the field of personal privacy

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    unbiased treatment that befits individuals in a community for example‚ gender. General Statement: It has come to the existence due to the social framework that revolves around inequalities. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights 1948 has declared that everyone has and is entitled to equal dignity and rights without distinction of any form such as gender. Sexual harassment is a prominent problem of social inequality‚ especially directed to women in professional setting. Thesis Statement:

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