A comparison Study of Russia and Estonia

Human rights is a fundamental aspect of private life. The atrocities committed in history promoted the formation of various organizations to promote the progress and respect of human rights for all people all over the world. Despite the rise of human rights movements and personal consciousness, many countries continue to infringe on human rights of citizens. There are many reasons for this trend, but there are several factors that explain why some countries have higher levels of human rights violations than others.

A short history of Estonia, which was devastated in war, shows that the way to Russia in the east has ended the brutal occupation of the Soviets of Egypt. After the Molotov-Ribbintrop agreement in 1939, the Soviet Union occupied Estonia in 1940. Estonia belongs to the Russian influence area. With the old saying, Nazis became "enemy's enemy". Restrained by the Soviets, sandwiched between Hitler and Stalin's greedous desires, the Estonians seem to believe that the Germans are the smaller of the two evils.

After the collapse of Communism, Estonia and Belarus began their journey at the same time. One person vigorously accepts capitalism, democracy and modernity, but others accept the old Communist dictatorship with equal power. One member joined NATO and the EU and steadily departed from Russia, while the other was closely related to Russia by the world avoided. As Wired said, this will provide an AB test for the two routes of the post-Soviet countries. Comparing the two countries shows that the message to the citizens of President Putin is contradictory to the satellite countries Russia is still trying to control. Escape from Russia led to departure and flight of Estonia, but Belarus stagnated. President Putin does not have much success like Estonia and needs a country that is still failing

It is threatened by open democrats that President Putin and his thieves dominate the oligarchs. The argument that President Putin is holding power is that democracy does not work, and the countries that deviate from Russia are confused. This is clearly explained clearly by a comparison between Belarus and Estonia. And both erupted from Russia at the end of the Soviet era. The story of Putin was influenced by the good work of Estonia, and its people were richer, longer and happier than the Russians. That is why he broke Georgia's first free flower expected to join NATO and Ukraine may choose Europe and NATO instead of Russia. President Putin needs his people to believe that these countries fail and need to defend his authoritarianism and believe that the liberal democracy of the EU and the US are failing. Likewise, he needs a dictatorship like Turkey and Syria to succeed.