Exploring Social Justice: Perspectives and Challenges

This article explores the principles of social justice and the challenges faced in achieving it. It covers topics such as genocide, human trafficking, torture, and aggression, and provides insights on how to solve them.

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Many user advocates have made good use of the principles of the social justice in many
of their examinations leading to the contexts o study and the general setting. On the other hand,
we get to see that the above have not provided a relative even though they have made a very
significant impacts to the lives of the individuals as far as the human concerns are taken into
considerations, some other social justice objectives and the goals being pursued all through the
social life, Adams (2016). This brings us to the exploration some of the questions including how
best can we solve the social justice in an agenda about the general living styles, how can we
manage to create a meaningful experience that is also valid socially in the society at large and
how best we mange bring out the issues of social life justice as a whole.
Let me explain for a moment, my parents grew up in Romeoville, Illinois, under
very difficult circumstances. I would go into great detail about this, but I will save you
from the details. Basically, my mom grew up in a poor and abusive household, her father
was illiterate and she ran away from home and had my brother when she was sixteen with
a man who ended up abusing her as well. You’ll notice that I rushed that explanation
greatly, and it may seem brash and unemotional. I assure you that I have many emotions
about this and the amazing woman that is my mother shaped who I am today. My father,
from the same town, is the hardest working man I have known. He, too, grew up poor
with parents who also worked harder than anyone he had known. His lineage comes from
many coal miners and “working men.” My parents both come from places that stem from
“true America,” as the people who hold the American Dream would see it. They both
came from households that were vastly conservative, my father went to Catholic school

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and grew up Catholic only to question the entire religion as a whole in the end and
became Agnostic, (Alves Filho and Milton 2017).
Week 5
After my learning I was lucky to be absorbed by the Non-Governmental Organization
(NGO) to carry out several activities, (Farrington and Lewis 2014). The Rwandan country has bee
overtaken by the Genocide in which over it took over 100 days before it came to a pause. The
war was indeed concerning the majority against the minorities. All through my childhood life,
have been wondering what exactly is this issue of genocide, (Magnarella 2018 and Mamdani, 2014).
It’s not until then that the clear representation of the real meaning has been established. We have
additionally had encounters that are relatively difficult to pass on in words. Rwanda has changed
sure of its slaughtering fields into dedication destinations, and we visited some of them,
(Kanakaratnam et al. 2015). We went up against the wound stays of actually a large number of
individuals as yet lying in the plain classrooms and holy places where they had been savagely
butchered just a couple of years prior. It was anything but difficult to see, particularly in the
schools, what number of the killed were youthful youngsters. We were left numb.
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There was nothing to state. We met with exploited people and heard their relatively
deplorable stories. We need to share one such experience here on the grounds that, for every one
of us, hearing it positioned among the most awful scenes of our lives. It gives fundamental
administrations to people who were brutalized, physically and explicitly, amid the decimation.
The facility developed gradually in light of the fact that such a significant number of unfortunate
casualties were as yet startled after their difficulty, and many were embarrassed about what had

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been dispensed on them. CALLUM ABDULL AZIZ is being forced to accept the terrorism
attack scene yet from the look he seems to be very innocent. My advice to him remains the same,
be it as it may be, CALLUM should be released from the prisoners since the chores done by the
prisoners totally unfits him. CALLUM should file a case confirming to them with my assurance
directive that the bomb blast was from different personnel. In my visit to the prison I was able to
handle several cases from the prisoners where one of them confessed. The situation in the prison
was really harsh for him since he could hear anything being mentioned leave alone the court
scenario. My best advice is now to inform the authorities of the real cause of the whole scandle.
Week 7
During the progress, working with the Anti- Human trafficking was yet another moment
to portray a deep care for the community members, the girl in questions explains herself vividly
and the inhuman torture done to her all her life from the tender age. The Brigade Commander
according to me is liable for a prosecution since kidnaping small girls and making them his
wives was one of the inhuman actions in every society. The Brigade should be given the
awareness that his deeds are not per the stated rules of the country. A caring family member on
the other hand should be fighting for his or her members, the girls grandfather portrays a big
sense of betrayal when he failed to get the girl out of trouble, this is a higher level of ignorance
and more so a plan betrayal since he was in a better position to get the girl out of trouble showing
that he was part of the planners of the abduction. Its unethical for any parent just to allow her
own child’s exploitation. The witness has just reported that she was only nine years when the
whole incident took place. Even though the mother was a victim too, the Brigades had mentioned
early to her that the girl was to be taken uptown to work. A genuine parent could have allowed
the girl first get done with her studies before any employment opportunity be mentioned.

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Another incident was the YEONMI issue when I was promoted to be the Protection
Officer. The interview begun when the girl openly told me her experiences of the situations they
underwent with her mother. Being a refugee is not a bad thing but the situation is exactly
explained as being the state in which someone escapes his or her own country as a result of a
war, natural disaster at times the persecution. YEONMI explained to me vividly her situation.
From the explanation I got to understand of her background where am told her father was the
best business man in town, even though he was engaging in an illegal activity. Just to consider
this situation. Yeonmi and her mother could be victimized if at all they would still remining
staying in their homeland. This is persecution. On the other hand, Yeonmi also qualifies to be a
refugee from the raping done at the border by the soldiers, (Sloan 2017). The whole issue comes
to me like never before, the execution that the Chinese solders with their lust wished to deport
back to their homeland. Here there is a deep feeling of being a refugee since they were both
endangered for escaping.
Week 9
During my hustles, I was bored with the operations of the protection officer since the
work was exposing me to some dangerous activities. In most cases the people used to report their
problems but indeed their plan was to get the clear overview of the operation within the location,
(Apthorpe et al 2017). Through this I came to realize that I wans in danger. To save the condition I
applied for the work in Red Cross where I was welcomed highly and given the duty of paying
visits to the prisoners. Torture and all the other types of cruel activities has a convention that

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turns out to be a treat to the human right. Ant form of treatment that is degrading or rather say
that shows sense of inhumanity bringing punishment to the people under the review done on by
the United Nations. The main aim of this government body is to provide prevention against
torture and all the cruel activities all over the world we live in. Abu Ghraib has portrayed a
higher level of torture given that he was the one organizing the whole operations and later on
turned against his own soldiers, in one of the prison sections, I was able to meet some few
prisoners whom to be appeared to be strange. I met them all naked, mixed up ladies and men
which was against the overall working (McConville et al. 2017). The other section I made a visit
was the zone where a couple of prisoners were collected together all with uncovered wounds.
The prisoners were not well taken care of leave along the medical attention. This is indeed
against the law on the human rights for health care. Apart from this naked state, the prisoners
could be allowed to settle in one corner but the detention by Guantanamo stated that all the
prisoners could be moved every few hours to prevent them from sleeping. This was indeed a
very deadly torture which even though he law stated that it should be, it was more inhuman since
most the prisoners were not the actual who deserved this torture therefore there was no
justification for the same. Being a member of the Red cross, I was able to have an insight feeling
on how these innocent persons were being tortured. To conclude this matter, the concerned
bodies of the government should have a deep consideration and review these actions.
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On another occasion, some of the children were being kidnapped and taken to unknown
places where they could be trained to act as soldiers whose main duty was to kill. Killing was the
order of the day. This girl whose home was bungled into by the robbers and were all taken to
unknown place. With the forced marriage, the girl, at the tender age of ten got engaged to the

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Brigade Commander which was against her own wish. The experiences were beyond that for
such a small child. During my daily duties in the NGO dealing with the Anti-Human trafficking
in which we were tasked with investigations dealing with the prevention of the children
especially ladies who were being abducted and the boys being taken for the training as the
soldiers without consideration of the age. The women also on the other hand, were forced for
abduction and the sexual abuse. All these women were all exploited sexually. To conclude this
there was indeed a sense of the trafficking since the girl in question was being forced to
undertake things which were beyond her living.
Week 11
During the supreme court, I was able to meet some of the men responsible for the Muslim
killings in the land of Srebrenica where over 8,000 Muslims were killed during the massacre.
The protection that was required for all the people in the land was not provided as expected since
not everyone enjoyed the stay in the land. Having been given the task of providing top security to
the citizen has stated out by the part VI of the law. During the period, it was a factor to consider
to settle all the disputes that raised the stated deaths of the Muslims. The law provided room for
the process of mediation as a better mode of solving the problems of disputes which meant that
the article part VI is of importance for all the analysis. The disputes that came into being could
be best solved to avoid an eruption of the violence. On the other hand, part VII of the article
states about the actions done by the leaders or any other person in respects to the threats to the
peace on the living land. The breaches to the peace of the nation and again the acts dealing with
aggression. From the two parts of the law I had to inform the DUTCHBAT commander of his
own deeds of leading the deaths of the 8,000 Muslims especially in his 3rd rotation where all the

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soldiers displaced many residents in the town. Through this, he is very much responsible number
of deaths.

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