Gangs also forcibly recruit members of the LGBTQ+ community. gangs kill, disappear, rape and displace who resist to join them. They stain the name of the country by bringing it down, humans right are violated all the time and yet gangs don’t care, but a new president has being elected, gangs  are being pushed against the wall and they are backing up a little bit.

URL: https://www.hrw.org/world-report/2020/country-chapters/el-salvador#

China’s growing global power makes it an exporter of human rights violations, including at the United Nations, where in 2018 it sought to block participation of its critics. China again ranked among countries singled out for reprisals against human rights defenders, and in March successfully advanced a Human Rights Council (HRC) resolution on a retrograde approach that it calls “win-win” or “mutually beneficial” cooperation.

URL- https://www.hrw.org/world-report/2019/country-chapters/china-and-tibet# (Links to an external site.)

             In this situation it was better to handle this situation if the police wasn’t scared and wasn’t yelling for no reason. In my opinion, I believe he did nothing wrong and the police just did it because of the color of his skin. It would’ve helped both situations if the police didn’t point a gun at him at first. However, the boy should’ve listened to the police and not move. Furthermore, we see this in our society. For example, George Floyd was tackled by the police. The police was very aggressive and put his knee on Floyd’s neck. “I can’t breathe” is what Floyd said to the police but he kept on doing it, until his last breath. Also, this slogan is associated with the Black Lives Matter movement in the United States.

 

The article I read was surrounding more of the current events of the racial equality conflict, police violence and the pandemic. The confrontations all over the world have driven people to respond in violence, like destroying historical monuments. 

 

The article also talks about how vigilantism is brought upon us not because “the government is weak or absent” but instead “the very principles that make up a government and its people themselves seem to be changing.” Personally as spoken about in the article , vigilantism “is often about the attempt to establish power rather than a reflection of pre existing hierarchies.” I believe that vigilantism is a root of the idea of injustice. Constant conflict and lack of accepting one's opinion draws people to jump to accusations and arguments without considering the order which keeps us in check. The idea of injustice is definitely a pattern in our society and it has been evident this past year especially. I don’t doubt that in one way or another injustice is real but the violence we respond to that with only furthers what we should be trying to fix.

instead of tackling the stranger i think she could've went to the store manager and ask him to ask around or look through the camera footage. I think the root of this incident leads to violence and unfair treatment of certain people.

A few bad apples can ruin the bunch. This couldn’t be truer now more than ever. Getting rid of these bad apples is the best possible way of attacking this issue. In the case of George Floyd; this one bad cop doesn’t represent every cop. I’m not saying that that officer was the only bad apple. No. There are thousands of more bad apples but it’s our job to regulate these apples to ensure an unbiased environment to build a relationship between government and people. Furthermore to build a relationship between races. This regulation of racist behavior should be applied in all aspects of life to ensure no one feels oppressed; we are all humans no one is more superior than the other.

This case was so unfair since officer Yáñez was not convicted of a crime, with which he brutally murdered an innocent person. The officer at the same time received a payment of $ 48,500 and a payment for up to 600 hours of unused personal leave. This is something that is already in this part of our society, since it is not the first time that a police officer brutally assaults, or kills an innocent, and many of these policemen do not have charges. It is not the first time that it happens, and everything what happens at the moment, with the protests is for the same reason of injustice.

This case was so unfair since officer Yáñez was not convicted of a crime, with which he brutally murdered an innocent person. The officer at the same time received a payment of $ 48,500 and a payment for up to 600 hours of unused personal leave. This is something that is already in this part of our society, since it is not the first time that a police officer brutally assaults, or kills an innocent, and many of these policemen do not have charges. It is not the first time that it happens, and everything what happens at the moment, with the protests is for the same reason of injustice.