Applying Foreign Policies in Support Court Ruling

APPLYING FOREIGN POLICIES IN SUPPORT COURT RULING

Applying Foreign Policies in Support Court Ruling

Karla P Grover
Nova Southeastern University


Abstract
Foreign policies are very important to the United States.   The United States is fully recognized as the strongest nation and with that power comes ultimate sense of responsibility.   The main purpose of every countries foreign policy is to survive and stay strong in today's world affairs.   It is a policy that provides a powerful national security, keeps a strong economy with other nations, and is a chance to provide a good influence on the world; but above all is the desire for international peace.   However, America should not be looking at international policies to enhanced Supreme Court rulings.   What would happen in America today if we adopt Iraq's policies for woman's rights, Saudi Arabia's persecution of gay couples, and China's one child policy?
 
Applying Foreign Policies in Support Court Ruling
One of the factors that makes America one of the most powerful and peaceful nations in today's world is the respect for human rights.   Human rights are severely undermined in other countries.   In Iraq, women are still battling to be recognized, to be heard.   If they try to have an active roll in society, they are kidnapped, murdered, imprisoned, and isolated from their families.   Islamists have a very dark vision of women and they are treated as third class citizens.   Women are considered half minded and therefore unable to make decisions on their own.   .   In the nineteenth century, the words that our forefathers wrote in the Declaration of Independence, "that all men were created equal,"   facilitated many women to reach high positions in political, economic, and social areas in the United States. Women in America have helped build our great Nation through their leadership as writers, teachers, artists, politicians, doctors, and scientists, and in other professions. As mothers, daughters, and... [continues]

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