Human rights report within Somalia

Type :

Term papers

Pages :

6 pages

Format :

.doc

Published date :

09/30/2009

Category :

Political science

Sub category :

Social sciences

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Summary :

Introduction
Different forms of human rights
Military resistance by United Somali Congress
Human rights violations
Destruction of the basic human rights
The casualties caused by the war
The significance of humanitarian crisis
The role by the United States in Somalia
The humanitarian situation in Somalia
The presence of repression
Conclusion

Abstract

The subject of human rights in the international system is still a relatively new phenomenon, but one that is in dire need of undivided attention. In specificity, the occurrence of human rights violations requires attention and solution. Although there are countless cases of equally disastrous violations, somalia maintains the spotlight for the purpose of this discussion. The turmoil and destruction that occurs from the lack of a central government includes a wide range of different characteristics. Sexual abuse and assault within minority communities and refugee camps, clan violence, and IDP camp discrepancies are pervasive within somalia. The implementation of firstly, humanitarian aid, secondly, pressure to conform back to African ideals, and thirdly, a militarily structuralized influence from the United States and the African Union would counteract the human rights violations and lack of a central government present in somalia.