Independant of race, nationalities is person has common quantities
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A universal human quality, irrespective of race, nationality etc., is equality as pointed out by Dr. Otaso.
Unfortunately, as long as human greediness dominates, the framework, in general, will remain theoretical.
Dear Madam, The one and only GREATEST weapon OR strength is "HUMAN EFFORTS" -- this one BASIC INSTINCT has taken us today to the prospect of where we are --- no matter--- GOOD or BAD and as long as this HUMAN INSTINCT UNIVERSALIS is there, our human species shall conquer anything and everything --- EXCEPT over ruling LAW OF NATURE. thanks.
Thank you so much Mr. Oluwafemi Samson Balogun. God Bless All.
Education in every level has become the tuning of the present system of our education line . With the development of scientific & technological development , electronic media including the creative information for the range in discipline ,human behavior , the code of conduct in such other related areas ,the literature of various range including psychic tech , & to cultivate the philosophical areas it is very likely that such formation is certainly playing a fruitful part in the human range of our university .
In this line if not out of way i take liberty to submit my presentation under the captioned of ''Universities Mission- A Temple of Knowledge for your perusal including for our viewers .
The notion of equality is a basic principle of human rights. By stating that there are a number of prerogatives inherent to the person, precisely it applies strict criteria of equality. Beyond the undeniable differences between humans -for physical traits, intellectual, social class, educational level, skin color, etc. the common quality to enjoy the equal basic rights as people. Such is the basic statement of modern formulation of human rights that can not withstand careful analysis.
The idea of equality offers various difficulties: its boundaries are not always precise, its definition is controversial and problematic inclusion. On the one hand, it is clear that there are multiple forms of social inequality-for race, ethnicity, disability, socioeconomic status, immigration status, age, etc. that are evident in finding that the principle of universality continues to impact on minorities. In addition, each of these groups called curiously vulnerable, are gender hierarchies.
In traditional societies there is a pecking order (things are as they are and no way to change them), the destination (so it has been and it always will be) or divine commands (it is the will of God). Everything has a place in a social and political order that is considered external to each person; the privileges of a few and the correlative subordination of others originate at birth and are immutable. The idea of equality is always related to justice. It recognizes the other as equal, ie, deserving the same treatment as each individual considers merit. Everyone is equally worthy than the others and therefore should have the same rights against the State. Human rights constitute an ideology whose liberating and emancipatory potential is promising precisely because of its universal lack. Human rights have been banner of social struggles in very different latitudes of the planet, have generated local, regional and international activism and have achieved widespread recognition both by society and by governments and international agencies.
Thanks for sharing.
A universal human quality, irrespective of race, nationality etc., is equality as pointed out by Dr. Otaso.
Unfortunately, as long as human greediness dominates, the framework, in general, will remain theoretical.
Hello Marianne, several countries have achieved better integration and upholding of universal qualities including justice in their democracies. But in some other places, while they seem to describe the govt as a democracy, it actually works to keep certain persons in power. What I observe is that in these places, education and job opportunities are not given to those who deserve it, and they do not achieve the best success, because the deserving are not given the opportunities to serve the country.
I found an interesting link that you may like, dear Marianne.
https://podcasts.ox.ac.uk/national-integration-paradigm-where-are-we-now
Dear Miranda,
I agree with you, because I understand you. Look! 1. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights( 2. Global Rights Index(a fundamental research on all categories of violation) 3. and Happy Countries! Human Development Index
http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/un-human-development-index-report-norway-leads-12th-year-uk-comes-14th-1533784
http://www.ituc-csi.org/IMG/pdf/survey_ra_2016_eng.pdf
http://borgenproject.org/the-universal-declaration-of-human-rights/
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