The universal declaration of human rights states that ‘all human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights’. Throughout the world this right is largely recognised and practised, with the majority of humans taking adequate schooling, health care, and fair justice systems for granted. So if there is a universal declaration, meaning every single person in the world should have these rights, why are there still individuals who still have to withstand torture, violence, and extreme violation of their human rights? (1)

The total disregard by some countries for peoples human rights have lead to barbaric and totally sickening acts against persons. And the most horrific cases have to be those inflicted against defenceless and fragile women and children.

The work of Amnesty International has helped to expose the once hidden atrocities of basic human rights violations in the worlds. Atrocities such as the human rights and gender issues in Afghanistan.

The emergence of the Taleban in 1994 created a new intensity of abuse towards the Afghanistan women. The new regime banned them from the basic rights of ed

Global governments can also do their bit to protect the people they are serving, such as eradicating discrimination against women, giving them the freedom and equal rights that they deserve. The governments must then use their powers do there to swiftly investigate and punish any perpetrators of the human rights violations.

1-UNITEDNATIONS (1994) Universal declaration of human rights.

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