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The root cause of human rights violations often lies in the concentration of power and the lack of accountability among those in authority. When governments or institutions prioritize control and dominance over the well-being of individuals, it creates an environment where abuses can flourish. Additionally, social and economic inequalities, along with cultural norms that devalue certain groups, can exacerbate these violations. Ultimately, a lack of education and awareness about human rights also plays a critical role in perpetuating these abuses.
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Is China guilty of human rights violations?
I think every country has its human rights violations, they are just dealt with differently according to the way the laws are interpreted.
All people are born with these rights?
natural rights~I THINK THEY ARE FUNDAMENTAL HUMAN RIGHTS
Do you think Nations should limit trade with other nations that violate human rights?
Yes, nations should consider limiting trade with countries that violate human rights as a means of supporting global standards and accountability. Such measures can pressure offending governments to improve their practices and signal that human rights violations have consequences. However, it's essential to weigh the potential economic impacts on vulnerable populations in those countries and find a balance that promotes human rights without exacerbating their suffering. Ultimately, coordinated international efforts are crucial for effective action.
Who invinted human rights?
i think god did but wait who invinted god...
Should human rights be taught as a compulsory subject in Indian universities?
yes, I think it should, I think everybody deserves the right to know what their rights are.
What does a politician think on human rights?
Politicians, as with all people have different views.
How do you think the bomb in a baptist church in Birmingham help the cause of civil rights?
It made the present think about it
Why do you think the Japanese were forced into internment camps?
After half a century struggling with racism against all people of Oriental ancestry, (which included the Chinese, Koreans, Filipinos as well as the Japanese,) the attack of Pearl Harbor fueled that fear into extreme measures which resulted into severe violations of civil and human rights.
What is human rights aim?
i think their aim is to protect people and want them to live in peace.
What are the three countries that do not have human rights guaranteed?
I think that one of them is Burma but I am not totally sure
How do you think Nike views their human rights practices?
Ok a little bit edgy sometimes.
How does he think similarities and differences affect the American commitment to human rights?
First tell us who 'he' is.
