The Human Rights
Article 18
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David Ferreira Berenguer 12'22
INDEX
What is article 18
when and how was/is this right violated
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attempts to eliminate this violation
Rights it guarantees:
What is article 18
-Freedom of thought-Freedom to choose religious beliefs -Freedom to change beliefs -Freedom to publicaly share, teach and practice beliefs
+ info
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Percentage of people that have these rights violated:
Violation of the article
~20%
Are directly violated
~60%
Are somewhat violated
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Where it is the most violated
Violation of the article
-Afghanistan -Somalia -Myanmar
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Violation of the article
Somalia
Afghanistan
Myanmar
Various religious conflicts-violence among the population
Not islamic:-Severe repercussions
Not islamic:-Death sentence
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Individual cases
Violation of the artcle
Sayed Kambakhsh (Afghanistan) -Fought for gender equality in Islamism -Went against islamic practices -Arrested for 20 years
U Gambira (Myanmar) -Led "Saffron Revolution" -Fought for free religious beliefs -Sentenced with 68 years in 2007
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Solutions to these violations
Economic sanctions and political intervention
Education
-Trough Education povoations can learn how to be more acceptive -Local programs to decrease discriminaton and shift attitudes -Raising public awareness
-Sanction governements in trading and economical aids -Dialogues between leaders -Refugee suport and aid to affected people
Continue
Continue
In conclusion...
LIST/PROCESSES
1- Human rights such as article 18 are still disobeyed all over the world2- Such disrespect origins from conservative ideologies 3- As a result, unhappiness and discrimination will continue to thrive 4- If nothing is done some people may never be considered human
Thank you!
"Everyone has the right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion; this right includes freedom to change his religion or belief, and freedom, either alone or in community with others and in public or private, to manifest his religion or belief in teaching, practice, worship and observance"
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The Human Rights
Article 18
START
David Ferreira Berenguer 12'22
INDEX
What is article 18
when and how was/is this right violated
Continue
attempts to eliminate this violation
Rights it guarantees:
What is article 18
-Freedom of thought-Freedom to choose religious beliefs -Freedom to change beliefs -Freedom to publicaly share, teach and practice beliefs
+ info
Continue
Percentage of people that have these rights violated:
Violation of the article
~20%
Are directly violated
~60%
Are somewhat violated
Continue
Where it is the most violated
Violation of the article
-Afghanistan -Somalia -Myanmar
Continue
Violation of the article
Somalia
Afghanistan
Myanmar
Various religious conflicts-violence among the population
Not islamic:-Severe repercussions
Not islamic:-Death sentence
Continue
Individual cases
Violation of the artcle
Sayed Kambakhsh (Afghanistan) -Fought for gender equality in Islamism -Went against islamic practices -Arrested for 20 years
U Gambira (Myanmar) -Led "Saffron Revolution" -Fought for free religious beliefs -Sentenced with 68 years in 2007
Continue
Solutions to these violations
Economic sanctions and political intervention
Education
-Trough Education povoations can learn how to be more acceptive -Local programs to decrease discriminaton and shift attitudes -Raising public awareness
-Sanction governements in trading and economical aids -Dialogues between leaders -Refugee suport and aid to affected people
Continue
Continue
In conclusion...
LIST/PROCESSES
1- Human rights such as article 18 are still disobeyed all over the world2- Such disrespect origins from conservative ideologies 3- As a result, unhappiness and discrimination will continue to thrive 4- If nothing is done some people may never be considered human
Thank you!
"Everyone has the right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion; this right includes freedom to change his religion or belief, and freedom, either alone or in community with others and in public or private, to manifest his religion or belief in teaching, practice, worship and observance"