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Session 17

17.1

Youtube video which is not working in school

17.2 media type="custom" key="10104471" 1. I chose these 5 articles because, out of the 30 that are listed, I feel that these five are the most important. Especially because it basically summarizes all lof the greatest things's that we as Americans have the luxuray to use.

2. They are the most important because, some of them talk about the freedom, also others talk about how we should treat otherss, by not degrading anyone by race, color, religion etc. We all as Americans should have all the ssame rights, and no one should stand in the way of that.

3. Out of the 5 I chose, article 5 is the one that goes against it, which is kind of hypercritcal. Article 5 states "No one should be subjected to torture or cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment." This happens all the time, and unfortunately nothing can be done if it happens behind close doors. All the time kids are abused, and that goes against this statement. Also going back to Slavery. We as Americans were very racial against African Americans. We as Americans did cruel and inhuman thing's and nothing was ever done but a "Sorry". I saw "we" because we are all Americans, granted times have changed since, but this would be an example of it going against the quote.

17.3

Who was involoved in it's creation?

-World leader's made this, so that there wasn't a repeated episode again like there was after World War 2. When was the document created? -Right after World War 2 What purpose was this document created for?

-This document was created to have rules and regulations for a better country.

Where/under which organization was it created?

-There wasn't a specific organization, it was created by World Leaders, but on December 10 1948 it was adopted by UN General Assembly.

Why was it created? What was the historical context?

-It was created because of the events that occured after World War 2, and they all came to an agreement that it was time to change it, and came up with the Universal Declaration

How does it apply to today? How can you see it applying to today? Everything thats in Universal Declaration is used in the US. It's good that we actually apply it to everyday use, and base our laws and rules around it. I think this document was created to show what should be expected from us all. If you think about all of these 30 articles are more enforced now than we woul dbe 30 or 40 years ago. The only way I can put it to get my point across would be is the U.S is slowly maturing and growing up. I put it that way because over time we have been more acceptance to thing's, and have been doing alot of thing's that we didn't or even thought of doing in the past. In a way, it's in my opinion it's a reminder

17.4

Answer the following on your page:
 * What is the video trying to get across?
 * What is human trafficking?
 * How does this video make you feel?

1. The video is trying to get across that Human Trafficking still happens today, and we need to speak out against it, and try to stop it.

2. Human Trafficking is the illegal trade in human beings for the purposes of reproductive slavery, commercial sexual exploitation, forced labour, or a modern-day form of slavery.

3. To be completely honest, as I watched the video, my stomach turned. The video is disguesting and disturbing. To find out that people trade their kids for a cattle or pig, or let sex exploication. What kind of sick individaul would do that to a little kid? This video is horrible, and they should have it be on a commcercial with the Caption viewers disgression so that it's out there and people are actually doing this and getting away with it. The video is horrible, and just makes me think of my little brother and sister and I don't get it. How does that happened to little kids? Little kids aren't suppose to experience anything bad, but run, play, and have a good-time. No worries that's the point of being a kid. These kids are constantly abused, and they have no rights at all. Someone needs to help these kids out.

1)What are the human rights issues of concern for the organization?(consult the UDHR and UN Millennium Goals) 2)What is the goal of the organization/website? 3)How does the organization advocate for change

1. They want this to stop to little kids, as it should, it more or less on how to?

2. The goal is to stop Human Trafficking, and put and end to it. It's sick and disturbing to see what these kids have to go through with and deal with everyday, no matter what.

3.They have a website, and go around and have posters.