Essays on Human Rights

The Importance of Human Rights It is evident that most governments today are working towards the fulfillment of the human right in line with the protection from legal, political and social abuses. Similarly, education programs are being set to increase the awareness among citizens on the need for realization and respect...

The debate on the constitutionality and the need for the death penalty in the united states and globally has polarized the country as different schools of thought have come up to support the capital punishment while others have sharply criticized this action (Reynolds, 2015). Another group of individuals has been...

This article looks into the implications of the Civil Rights Act that was established in 1994 in promoting equal treatments to all Americans regardless of the gender, sex, color or racial backgrounds. This act shows the history of America as well as the background upon which the constitution is found. ...

Death Penalty Death penalty is also recognized as capital punishment, which is a suction practice by the government where a law offender is put to death as a penalty due to the crime. The crimes which are punished through execution are known as capital offenses, and they are such as war...

The world is characterized by imbalanced resource endowment and varying racial, cultural, physical and mental definitions of human beings. The inherent differences among individuals, societies and nations across the globe have formed the foundation for the socio-economic and political inequalities. Strategic advantages based on the state of development of a...

Black Lives Matter movements (BLM) in America Black Lives Matter movements (BLM) in America is associated with the constant push that is a result of black activism which can also be related to the NFL protests by African American players. The activities of BLM have raised the question of where the...

Following a series of demonstrations and protests caused by the Civil Rights Movement between 1950s and 1960s, President John F. Kennedy proposed a bill in June 11, 1963, in the Report to the American People on Civil Rights. Through the report, President Kennedy proposed legislations that would allow all Americans...

After decades of segregation and discrimination on the basis of color, sex, race, religion or national origin, the            Civil Rights Act 1964 was enacted with the aim of seizing public segregation and to ban employment discrimination (Loevy, 1).  It was initially proposed by President John Kennedy and it is...

Racism and the Black Lives Matter Movement Racism has been on the rise in the past decades and talking about racism in this time and era of is not only unfortunate but absurd. With the level of technological development, and high education standards in the world, the population of the world...

The death penalty is a situation whereby death is given to someone having committed crime. It is also termed as capital punishment. In the past centuries capital punishment was familiar, but recently it has reduced. Due to its argumentation, it has brought many controversies thus the need to shut down....

Death Penalty: History and Introduction Death penalty is also recognized as capital punishment, which is a suction practice by the government where a law offender is put to death as a penalty due to the crime. The crimes which are punished through execution are known as capital offenses, and they are...

The Human rights commission is one of the branchesof the United Nation.  It is important to note that human rights are all rights inherent to all human beings in regardless of the sex, race, gender or even community. Based on the reports, the Human rightscommission was commission after the end...