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Violence against women in conflict

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It's time to fulfil the promise to end "violence against women"

The Global Summit to End Sexual Violence in Conflict has been the largest gathering to take place on this issue, with 1,700 delegates and 123 country delegations including 79 Ministers.
 The Summit agreed practical path to try to stop the use of rape as a weapon of war, and to begin to change global attitudes to these crimes.Many people are agree that It's time to change the laws on violence against the women for to fulfil the promise to end these growing  violences during the conflicts and in home.

Sexual violence in conflict destroys lives  as well as domestic violence is a horrible topical event that  damages communities. We need more education for improving the awarness about this crucial topical event
Many people have devoted their life to issues of human rights, equality and social justice, but we want stress that #violence #against #women can and must end by addressing its root cause – gender inequality and for this reason we need that each government begins to improve the education in the school, with public events, association that support the women and girl.  .

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World #Peace Day

Join at the Campaign for #World #Peace

STOP violent, STOP war

We cannot wait more together we must join against the war

Too many people, women and children are been killed.

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UPF: Universal Peace Federation

War is costly. Peace is priceless.
Noonly peace slogan we want to say "STOP Violence", there Is No Path To Peace – "Peace" Is The Path.
Everybody knows that violence breeds violence,  therefore if we want to reach peace, we have to teach peace.

When you fight evil with evil then  evil wins.

When do you think you will ready to change the world? When do you guess you will ready to give your contribution for the world peace?

In Afghanistan war 21,500 civilians are died by violent deaths as a result of the war, in Pakistan the total number of civilians killed as higher than in Afghanistan. The civilians killed in Iraq are conservatively estimates that at least 131,600. 

We are taking not of number but of people (with children and women)

The war is continuing to live with each passing year.

Show straight way that you Skip the War and start the Peace right Now.

We can do better than this, so we are trying to create a worldwide group for to pray together in streaming for world peace. We think we will start with a meditation and then we will pray. 

Pray Now with us. 

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Human rights: Democratic Republic of Congo

Human rights: Democratic Republic of Congo

Charlotte Simon has received Awarded for his work against rape in the Democratic Republic of Congo

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Regarding the award, first of all we want to say thank you to  BEFFTA and Pauline Long for honoring us  with this prestigious award. thank you for recognising the suffering that women and girls of congo are going through. i also want to say thank you to robin marsh and upf who have been a real support and my church the all nations who have been praying relentlessly for the past 14 years for Congo.

Rape is a torture, so why does it still goes unpunished in the democratic republic of congo? germaine greer, an australian writer was raped in 1958 when she was 19 years old. 53 years later she is still traumatized by her ordeal. in the sunday times of 10th july 2011 she said, i quote “rape is a medieval category. the man who commits such a crime, his name should be made public on a sex offenders register”

fiona lloyd devies is an award winning film maker and photojournalist.  according to her, the 2011 american journal of public health estimated 400.000 women are raped a year in drc that is 48 women an hour, 8.400.000 in the past 20 years. rape is used as a weapon of fear by the invaders, rwandan and ugandan soldiers, to destroy a whole population of the d. r. congo. mothers of congo is a voice for the voiceless, we speak up against rape to women and girls of the democratic republic of congo. we proclaim peace with our neighbours around the great lakes region. 

The human rights situation in the Democratic Republic of Congo remains grave. Despite a period of optimism in late 2013 that armed violence and attacks on civilians might decrease in eastern Congo, minimal progress has been made to capitalize on these gains. The M23, an armed group whose fighters carried out widespread war crimes during its 19-month rebellion, was defeated in November 2013 after international pressure on the group’s Rwandan backers and the deployment of a United Nations “intervention brigade.”  The intervention brigade is part of the peacekeeping mission, MONUSCO, and has a mandate to carry out offensive operations against armed groups. In the following weeks, several thousand fighters from other armed groups surrendered. However, the government stalled in implementing a new Disarmament, Demobilization, and Reintegration (DDR) program for former combatants, leaving the former combatants and their dependents to languish in squalid conditions at regroupment sites.

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HUMAN RIGHTS: CONCEPTS AND ISSUES

HUMAN RIGHTS: CONCEPTS AND ISSUES

Human right 2014. We do not write about Legal and Political Analysis of Human Rights Organizations and Activities 

Human rights (according en.wikipedia.org) are moral principles or norms^[1] that describe certain standards of human behaviour, and are regularly protected as legal rights in national and international law.^[2] They are commonly understood as inalienable^[3]fundamental rights "to which a person is inherently entitled simply because she or he is a human being,"^[4] and which are "inherent in all human beings"^[5]regardless of their nation, location, language, religion, ethnic origin or any other status.^[3] 

The concept of human rights has been essential to the development of democratic systems and international institutions. It has also been, and continues to be, at the centre of much heated debate concerning its scope, its validity in different cultural contexts, or the legitimacy of its application to justify infringements on nation states' sovereignty. The course is intended to provide participants with the knowledge and awareness to address human rights issues from a proper historical, comparative and global perspective in order to develop feasible solutions to current problems related to human rights. The course will start with a thorough overview of the philosophical and legal basis of the concept of human rights, its historical development and its political implications, with strong emphasis on the different perceptions and definitions of human rights in different national, historical and cultural contexts. Based on this theoretical foundation, the course will review and evaluate the legal basis and political functions of human rights organizations. The general knowledge thus gained will then be applied and expanded by an analysis of past and current human rights practices, instruments and institutions with a focus on a number of central areas of human rights: women's and children's rights, refugee protection and human rights and development. Finally, the interlinkages between various human rights issues will be explored through a comparative regional analysis of human rights regimes.

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