Human Rights Essay
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Alia Younus
ERWC
Ballard
30 May 2014
Terrorism in Pakistan
Human rights describe equal rights and freedom for everybody by the fact of being human and without distinction of any kind of race, color, opinions, beliefs, political views, gender and language. However, many people have always suffered from the lack of them throughout history. Imagine that a loved went outside on a little trip to the market. Now it has been a while since they left and its not even a traffic hour. Then you happen to turn on the tv and theres a headline that there was a target killing at the market and then they announce the names of the ten victims and your loved one is one of them. Later it turns out that he/she was killed because of their beliefs, race and language. You are now furious and you want the government to step in and bring justice. But the government refuses to do anything and doesn 't help you. In
Pakistan there is Terrorism which causes the death of hundreds of people every month and the
Pakistani government is doing nothing, it is inhumane. We need to force the government to stop the Terrorist because they have the power to stop them and its their responsibility to provide security to its people.
In order to understand why Terrorism in Pakistan is inhumane, one must first define what human rights are. A right is something every human deserves and has from the moment of birth.
The United States Constitution guarantees people ten of those rights, but the "The Universal
Declaration of Human Rights" that envisions a world where people are guaranteed thirty
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essential rights. Article 3 is violated from the "the Universal Declaration of Human Rights," which states that, "Everyone has the right to life, liberty and security of person." This is important because feeling safe and being safe is what one looks for in a place to live. The organization, "UN Watch," states that, "Acts of terrorism kill and maim innocents, and therefore
Alia Younus
ERWC
Ballard
30 May 2014
Terrorism in Pakistan
Human rights describe equal rights and freedom for everybody by the fact of being human and without distinction of any kind of race, color, opinions, beliefs, political views, gender and language. However, many people have always suffered from the lack of them throughout history. Imagine that a loved went outside on a little trip to the market. Now it has been a while since they left and its not even a traffic hour. Then you happen to turn on the tv and theres a headline that there was a target killing at the market and then they announce the names of the ten victims and your loved one is one of them. Later it turns out that he/she was killed because of their beliefs, race and language. You are now furious and you want the government to step in and bring justice. But the government refuses to do anything and doesn 't help you. In
Pakistan there is Terrorism which causes the death of hundreds of people every month and the
Pakistani government is doing nothing, it is inhumane. We need to force the government to stop the Terrorist because they have the power to stop them and its their responsibility to provide security to its people.
In order to understand why Terrorism in Pakistan is inhumane, one must first define what human rights are. A right is something every human deserves and has from the moment of birth.
The United States Constitution guarantees people ten of those rights, but the "The Universal
Declaration of Human Rights" that envisions a world where people are guaranteed thirty
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essential rights. Article 3 is violated from the "the Universal Declaration of Human Rights," which states that, "Everyone has the right to life, liberty and security of person." This is important because feeling safe and being safe is what one looks for in a place to live. The organization, "UN Watch," states that, "Acts of terrorism kill and maim innocents, and therefore
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