The Importance of Human Rights and Moral Care throught King Leopold's Ghost by Adam Hochschild

When the author Adam Hocksilt read a book called "Ghost of King Leopold", that book attracted a lot of people's interest. Leopold II King King of Belgium was interested in the desire for colonialism to bring power and reputation, and finally to desire for slavery by means of racism. In doing so, this book also explains the need for human rights and the moral care for Africa and the whole world. Now, King Leopold must say that for Leopold II, whether it is gold or consumption, it is not the first ruler in Europe to open up his region in Africa. Electricity management

Adam Hawks Child 18 Ghost of King Leopold. This book documents the authoritarian behavior of King Belgian Leopold in the Congo (the cause of death of at least 5 million Congolese people), which shows past colonialism in Africa. Barbarous acts. 36 Apostle of Pope Francis, Evangeli Gaudium - My favorite boundary: "You can not kill as a commandment" has clear limits to protect the value of human life. The economy is an exclusive and unequal economy, and if an elderly homeless person dies from exposure, why it may not be news, but this news is there when the stock market loses 2 points Is it?

Among the ghosts of King Leopold, Adam Hawks Quilt talks about the true story of the Congo of Africa and the human inequality that occurred under the rule of King Belgium. In the last chapter of the novel, Hochschild discusses "forgotten politics". The government is trying to hide things that will worsen the look of their country in the future. For example, when King Leopold erased a shocking fact record in the Congo era. Hochschild not only depicts the concealment of immoral events in Belgium but also depicts many countries that hid their documents to protect their citizens and the world from the painful truth. King Leopold wants to confirm that there is no evidence of him.

It is not clear how many people were massacred and abused. Historian Adam Hochildo died in the painting "Ghost of Leopold" between 4 million and 8 million people. As a result of that scandal, in 1908 Leopold was forced to surrender to the Belgian government. The genocide in the neighboring Rwanda then spread to the border area, the regional war began to excessively dominate the vast resources of Congo. They contain 30% cobalt and 10% copper in the world. In the 1990s, Burundi, Rwanda, Uganda, Zimbabwe, Namibia and Angola went into war one after another. Angola dispatched troops to support Kabila in exchange for mining rights.