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The document discusses whether it is right for the international community to impose on another nation's sovereignty to protect human rights. It argues that international intervention is only justified if human rights violations are certain and not driven by any nation's personal agenda. However, the document provides examples where interventions like in Iraq and sanctions against Cuba and Russia backfired due to the bias of influential countries. It concludes that human rights abuses can be stopped through international action on a nation's sovereignty, but only if the action is taken carefully with people's well-being as the priority and without biased agendas.
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- 1. IS IT A RIGHT OF THE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY TO IMPOSE ON ANOTHER NATIONS RIGHTS? Michael Aaron Ioffe
- 2. YES, BUT ONLY IF IT’S CERTAIN THAT HUMAN RIGHTS ARE BEING VIOLATED. If everyone doesn’t agree, or if someone is pushing their own agenda, there can be problems ahead.
- 3. EXAMPLE: IN IRAQ, THE U. S. WAS PUSHING THEIR OWN AGENDA. Sovereignty must be taken away carefully and thoughtfully, so a larger nation won’t take advantage.
- 4. IN IRAQ THE TAKEOVER WAS LED AND PROPELLED VERY STRONGLY BY THE BIAS OF THE U. S. Human rights in Iraq have decreased in the decade since the fall of Saddam Hussein.
- 5. THE INTERNATIONALLY SUPPORTED CUBAN ECONOMIC EMBARGO WAS PROPELLED BY THE ANTI-COMMUNIST AGENDA. It in turn worsened the situation of the population by limiting people’s access to healthcare.
- 6. SOMETIMES, INTERNATIONAL PRESSURE BACKFIRES WHEN SANCTIONS DON’T HAVE AN EFFECT. Sanctions placed on Russia backfired when Russia threatened to withdraw Europe’s energy supply.
- 7. WHEN NO ONE IS PARTICULARLY BIASED, SANCTIONS CAN HAVE A GRADUAL EFFECT. North Korea agreed to release certain prisoners and follow measures after food sanctions amid famine.
- 8. AFTER THE CIA LOST IT’S BIAS IN SOUTH AFRICA, STRICT SANCTIONS LED TO THE BAN OF APARTHEID. After internal pressure from citizens on both sides, the U. S.’ change of agenda allowed for even and careful economic sanctions to South Africa.
- 9. HUMAN RIGHTS ABUSES CAN BE STOPPED WITH INTERNATIONAL ACTION ON A NATION'S SOVEREIGNTY… …but only if action is taken carefully and with the betterment of people in mind. Citizens must play a part too, and look after their leaders actions.
- 10. THANKS!