Troubled Government in Yemen: Human Rights Violations

One day, when you wake up, the government will violate your human rights or completely cancel all rights you have. Human rights abuses are that everyone in the world needs to pay attention and care. If there is no one who does not care about human rights and does not care about fighting for his own right, help Yemen people fight for their own rights without concern for rights People who do not have no harm. Human rights abuses are the rights infringed by people or the government.

Freedom of movement to their domestic and international destinations, nationality, equality, freedom of faith and religion, the right to government participation and free election, and more fundamental human rights abuses by the Burmese government, concrete I have not taken action. Rohingya insists they have lived in Myanmar for generations and there is evidence that they lived in Myanmar for at least 1799 years. Most of them live in Rakhine State and are among many ethnic minorities constituting the diverse population of Myanmar. But even if other minorities in that country acquire rights and citizenship, Rohingya is not. In 1982, Myanmar passed the citizenship law which Rohingya declared not to be subject to citizenship. Rohingya was not only discriminated by this law but also exiled from the village.

Aung San Suu Kyi government of Myanmar uses increasingly popular "fake news" to assert the ethnic cleansing and reporting allegations of infringement of Rohingy's human rights violations, and the more extensive repression of press freedom I tried. Likewise, state attorney's revenge was dismissed. What happens in and out of the United States will affect all of us. We know that freedom to criticize and question the people who control our power depends on free flow of pluralism and independent information. In our increasingly small globalized world, we can feel some domestic policies as strong as overseas.

Cuban Human Rights Violation One of the biggest human rights violations in the world today is a small island in Cuba. The government there is curbing civil and political rights of all citizens, mainly freedom of speech and freedom of press. Article 53 of the "Constitution of Cuba" states as follows. "Freedom of speech and freedom of press are recognized by citizens and are consistent with the purpose of the socialist society: news, radio, television, movies and other mass media are state owned or social ownership, It must not be under the circumstances. We guarantee the use by individual owners and services.