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I learned that there is much more than I could imagine to human rights- and they hold major value. Unfortunately, these human rights feel like they have yet to truly become a reality due to various concurring atrocities happening globally. Many have chosen to speak up and fight for their sacred rights but their trials fail. This has been going on for decades and there seems to be no change. Human rights are essential and are granted at birth to any human being and it's absolutely unacceptable to take that away from someone.

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Article 5: "No one shall be subjected to torture or to cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment." (Universal Declaration of Human Rights).

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There are numerous protests concurring in Burma, all against their military regime. Sadly, these innocent protestors have been victims of being killed, attacks, arbitrary detentions, and even forced disappearances. This is violating Article 5 which states: "No one shall be subjected to torture or to cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment." (Universal Declaration of Human Rights).

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Demonstrators In Myanmar Stage Flash Mob Protest Against Military Coup

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Modern-Day Human Rights Violations Taking Place Around the World Today

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Modern-Day Human Rights Violations Taking Place Around the World Today

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A modern-day human right violation currently taking place is the unfortunate brutal killings, forced disappearances, arbitrary detentions, and attacks against protestors in Burma.

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The article I chose was Article 5. Article 5 declares that no one has the freedom to violate someone by torturing them in degrading, inhuman punishment and/or treatment.

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"Was there a way to describe the last journey in sealed cattle cars, the last voyage toward the unknown? Or the discovery of a demented and glacial universe where to be inhuman was human, where disciplined, educated men in uniform came to kill, and innocent children and weary old men came to die? Or the countless separations on a single fiery night, the tearing apart of entire families, entire communities?" (Preface).