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Right to non-racial discrimination (PAST)

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Right to non-racial discrimination (PAST)

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Before the human right to non-racial discrimination existed, it was believed that people who were different should be treated differently. A clear example is the treatment of the Nazis towards the Jews. This right was created in 1965

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Right to non-racial discrimination (PRESENT)

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Right to non-racial discrimination (PRESENT)

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Today, despite the fact that the right to non-discrimination already exists, there is still a lot of discrimination against different people, for example: in the United States, there is still a lot of discrimination against black people and they continue to discriminate against them, this discrimination has decreased but not to 100 %

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Right of th child -                                                  (PAST)            

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Right of th child -                                                  (PAST)            

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When this right did not exist, underage children were treated as adults, no, their children were not respected, they were sent to war, they worked, etc.

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Children's rights were created in 1989. This right goes specifically to children, now this right prohibits the sexual abuse of children, human trafficking, and the recruitment of child soldiers.

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When this human right began, abortion was illegal since they said that the new baby was already a living being and could not be killed. And the families just didn't want or love them. It was created in 1945.

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Today abortion in many countries has already been legalized since women have the decision to give birth to a baby or not. Apart from abortion, the right to life also means that no one can threaten you to death.

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Right of freedom from arbitrary arrest(PAST)

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Right of freedom from arbitrary arrest(PAST)

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In the past, most of the police could enter someone else's house and arrest those who were there, without evidence. This was also due to discrimination because, when the police saw people of a different skin color, they arrested them simply for being of a different color.

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Right of freedom from arbitrary arrest (PRESENT)

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Right of freedom from arbitrary arrest (PRESENT)

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Despite the fact that a long time has passed with this right, it is still not respected, not as much as before, but there are still injustices. The cops keep abusing their power they have

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High-income people used low-income people to do high-effort tasks. They lived in terrible conditions and were easy to replace. Mauritania was the last to make slavery illegal.

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Today slavery is practically illegal all over the world, very few people still have slaves and if they discover them it can be up to 30 years in prison.

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Toward = Hacia
Despite = A pesar de
Underage = Menor de edad
Threaten = Amenazar
Slavery = Esclavitud
High-income = Altos ingresos

Low-income = Bajos ingresos

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