Iraq Violation of Human Rights

As everyone knows, the world is unstable, otherwise it is in a bad state due to the existence of evil. Since then, governments have established the "human rights declaration" that clarifies the right for individuals to live together. This statement clearly defines 30 different rules that must be observed. These rules include a comprehensive explanation of what is inevitable to everyone. Although these rules are static, some groups or regions do not follow these guidelines, so extreme caution is required to resolve the ongoing dilemma.

I think that ethical standards should be taken seriously. why? The Bush administration declared the war in Iraq, not only infringed on human rights, but also infringed the rights of the country and the rules of war, which has been questioned. There is no justice given. Several Americans oppose these attacks, but the effects of violence brought about confusion in the moral standards of most Americans. The next question is the current medical and social security issues. This is a problem to be dealt with as soon as possible because the government is spending a lot of money and health is considered to be a top priority for the benefit of the people. There is also a problem in the inequality of the medical insurance system. The government should protect citizens by improving such services.

During the war in Iraq, which began in March 2003, US forces and CIA officials committed a series of human rights violations to detainees in Iraqi Abu Ghraib prison. These violations include physical and sexual abuse, torture, rape, sodomy, murder. With the misuse of pictures announced by CBS News in April 2004, these drawbacks caused wide public interest. These cases were widely criticized both in the United States and abroad, but the soldiers received support from the conservative media in the United States.

Many people point out that there is strong interdependence between human rights violations and difficult conflicts. Abuse of human rights often leads to conflict, which often leads to infringement of human rights. Therefore, it is not surprising that human rights abuses are at the center of war and the protection of human rights is the core of conflict resolution. Infringement of political and economic rights is the basis of many crises. Significant social unrest can occur if sufficient food, housing, employment, and cultural life rights are denied and a large number of people are excluded from the social decision-making process. This situation often causes judicial contradiction, and the parties are required to meet their basic needs.