Human Rights

Well there are several disadvantages and critique about the praised diversity in corporations.

1) Reversed discrimination - basically means that the 'regular and indiverse' people who might be more professional are not hired in favor of a person of a minority of an ethnic group, gender, age or sexual orientation.

2) People with significantly different backgrounds might have cultural or other barriers to co-work efficiently

3) Some critics argue that diversity management programs nowadays are ran in order to achieve a better reputation or financial goals, forsaking the basic aim - social fairness

4) Lastly there is almost no empirical evidence of the usefulness for the company of implementing diversity, just theoretical, arguments of necessity.

Of course You can make a much bigger list of advantages, appealing to human rights and social equality, but some of the specific advantages of diversity are:

Better idea generating

Understanding of many cultures and social groups

Diversity might create an internal education and development of employees among colleagues

An image of a 'caring' company

Well this answer might be useful if you need an answer linked with HRM or management, because the word diversity can have several meanings.

I hope I was useful, 'd love to receive feedback :)

Miks Mikelsons

mmikelsons@sseriga.edu.lv

the human rights are written on the universal decloration of human rights

A riot (N) can generally be defined as a disturbance by three plus people who spread violence and disorder throughout a society. Riots are usually against a formal organization, such as the Government.

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Three or more persons assembled together and acting with a common intent

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John Jay was educated by private tutors until he was eight years old, when he was sent to New Rochelle to study under Anglican pastor Pierre Stoupe. In 1756, after three years, he would return to homeschooling under the tutelage of George Murray. In 1760, Jay continued his studies at King's College , the then-sixteen-year-old forerunner of Columbia University . In 1764 he graduated and became a law clerk for Benjamin Kissam.

The word "freedom" has many meanings in society, and there are a number of ways to defend and promote it. For example, the constitution guarantees a number of rights, which include freedom of speech, freedom of the press, and freedom of religion. People can promote these freedoms by making others more aware of the rights and responsibilities of citizenship. One way to do this is helping new Americans to understand the voting process. There are a number of non-partisan organizations that teach voter education, and you can volunteer with them. Similarly, there are organizations that defend free speech rights, freedom of the press, and freedom of religion.

Individuals can promote freedom by being informed on current issues. This can be done by reading books and magazines that express a wide range of views (this promotes freedom of thought). If you are a blogger or a free-lance writer, you can write essays that defend freedom of thought, or any of the other freedoms we are fortunate to have. You can also join with others who are standing up for freedom: for example, if a library is trying to ban certain controversial books, you can become a Friend of the Library and defend the right to read controversial ideas.

If you are a teacher, you can make sure your students learn about what freedom means, and the many kinds of freedom we have. And of course, if you are a member of the military, you are actively involved in defending the country and protecting these freedoms. If you are a public speaker, you may be able to promote freedom during your speaking engagements. If you are not a public speaker, you can promote freedom by attending talks by speakers who have a variety of views and by encouraging courteous exchanges of opinion.

Pro: The common law does not provide adequate protection of basic human rights For the future of the community we must ensure that rights are protected The courts require a clear direction about what rights should be protected-they should not have to rely on precedent and legislative whim The world community suggests that a Bill of Rights is required by all mature and democratic societies A bill of rights would consolidate the emerging rights of indigenous peoples Con: The common law does protect rights A bill of rights would impede the ability of the police to control crime it would increase the amount of litigation in the courts it would give excessive power to the judiciary rights that are left out of the bill will be perceived as having less value and may therefore be altered or deleted certain societies which have the bill of rights do not adequately use them a bill of rights may divert the rights and freedoms of Australians away from the non-bill common law developments hope this helps ^^

To sum up : None.

ItÕs Important for a country to have human rights for various reasons. This ensures that all the citizens are treated in the best human way possible. Human rights will protect the citizens of the country.

The general rule about individual rights and freedoms are, my rights stop when it infringes upon your rights. You have a right to free speech, but you cannot threaten someone. That is considered criminal. You cannot speak untruths as you could be sued for defamation of character, complete with possible damages. You cannot insight a riot or other violent, possibly injurous behavior. You are basically telling someone to hurt or injure someone else. That too is considered criminal behavior.

So, as long as you confine your right to free speech to comments or conversations, without threatening violence, insighting riots or lies, you should be fine.

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The overall majority of the South wanted slavery to continue. A number of the slaves wanted to remain where they were. As the war neared its ending the slaves joined the North by joining the North by fighting with them. Slaves used the house system going house to house and continuing to travel North.

In theory and under the law, they have the same rights that "whites" have in the United States. However, many obstacles have been placed in their way to prevent them from exercising their equal rights until very recently.

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"The true measure of any Society can be found in how it treats its most vulnerable members."
Ghandi

Legislation refers to laws which serve to legally prohibit certain actions and ensure others are carried out. Policies are like a plan of action which guide towards making sure legislation is complied with.

Malcolm X (born Malcolm Little; May 19, 1925 - February 21, 1965), also known as El-Hajj Malik El-Shabazz, was an American Muslim minister, public speaker, and human rights activist. Malcolm X was born in Omaha, Nebraska. By the time he was 13, his father had died and his mother had been committed to a mental hospital. After living in a series of foster homes, Malcolm X became involved in the criminal underworld in Boston and New York. In 1945, Malcolm X was sentenced to eight to ten years in prison. While in prison, Malcolm X became a member of the Nation of Islam. After his parole in 1952, he became one of the Nation's leaders and chief spokesmen. Tension between Malcolm X and Elijah Muhammad, head of the Nation of Islam, led to his departure from the organization in March 1964. After leaving the Nation of Islam, Malcolm X made the pilgrimage, the Hajj, to Mecca and became a Sunni Muslim. He traveled extensively throughout Africa and the Middle East. He founded Muslim Mosque, Inc., a religious organization, and the secular, black nationalist Organization of Afro-American Unity. Less than a year after he left the Nation of Islam, Malcolm X was assassinated while giving a speech in New York.

It was written because of the barbaric acts of World War II, and even World War I.which have outraged the conscience of mankind, and the advent of a world in which human beings shall enjoy freedom of speech and belief and freedom from fear and want has been proclaimed as the highest aspirwhich have outraged the conscience of mankind, and the advent of a world in which human beings shall enjoy freedom of speech and belief and freedom from fear and want has been proclaimed as the highest aspiration of the common peopleation of the common people.

There was no dramatic moment, or pre-eminent personality, involved in the decision. Before World War II the League of Nations had done much work to protect minority groups, especially within Europe, as well as people living in colonies (or "trust territories" as they were called). A lot of attention had also been paid to refugees, to the rights of aliens (non-citizens), and to the rights of workers (especially by the International Labour Organization which was set up in 1919). Because of the dreadful atrocities that were committed in the lead-up to, and especially during, World War II, there was a general sense among the Allies that the post-War order had to include the recognition of human rights. When the UN Charter was being drafted, a number of countries were very keen to see some human rights provisions included and some even wanted to attach a UN Bill of Rights to the 1945 Charter. But there was not enough time to prepare such a draft and so, in San Francisco, President Truman confirmed the agreement that work would begin as soon as possible to draft such a Bill of Rights. When the UN Commission on Human Rights met in 1946 it was agreed to begin with a general "umbrella" declaration and then add more detailed and binding commitments later. Many individuals played a vital role in the drafting process. The best known of them was Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt.

well, if a woman and a man with the exact same resume, apply for the same job, the man will most likely get the job. the reason why is because through out history, the man would work/hunt while the women would nurture kids and babys.

so, because of womens past, its become instinctive to people to choose a man for a job rather than a woman. :"(

Whatever is available to them. It depends on what region of the world you're talking about---someone who is living in poverty in the us or Canada will be living very differently than someone living in poverty in south Africa or India.

a lot of times people who live in poverty don't eat at all, or can't eat as often. the food they eat is usually not very healthy and so people who are poor suffer from malnutrition and deficiencies in a lot of vital minerals and vitamins.

i remember reading an article on how people resort to eating grasses and weeds, which hold no nutritional value, in some areas of the world just to get the water content.

in the us, people who are poor will eat inexpensive foods---canned foods (beans, etc.), really unhealthy junk foods, or whatever else they can get (handouts, soup kitchens, etc.)

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Food scarcity could be caused from many things. Farmers not getting enough rain to grow crops so they can harvest them and make a profit by sending them to stores. Or animals like cows for instance could have a disease causing manufactures to recall the meat. Food scarcity has been a problem for years we as the Americans just haven't found out how to fix it.