Essays on Social Issues

I was privileged to live in Sokoto state, a north-western part of Nigeria for three years where I see hundreds of children that roam the streets without knowing what to eat or having an idea of what their next meal could be and with the feelings of maybe they will survive the following day or...

In January 2020 when Brexit began to take place, there has been various concerns across the UK about how animal welfare and the different ways the laws and legislations may be affected. Brexit also caused a concern all over the UK as a large majority of the laws and legislations that are currently in place...

Introduction The essay will focus on the older adults’ groups of mentally disordered people. The chosen vulnerable group are homeless with mental disorder. The vulnerability factors for this vulnerable group of mentally disordered older adult will be analysed and interpreted. The essay will put forward an argument of the multi-professional and multi-agency interventions which will...

The Arab Spring is also known as the ‘Arab Awakening’ has shaken the whole of the Middle East region. This dynamic social movement has challenged the essentialist-Orientalist narratives about the Arab Middle East as people of a variety of social groups marched the streets protesting against the post-colonial authoritarian rule; calling for democracy and political...

In conclusion, I believe that Martin Luther King, Jr has solidified his position in history as the individual who had a bigger impact than Malcolm X in relation to the civil rights movement. The fact that King was given the Nobel Peace Prize for his efforts in the search for equality in the United States...

Throughout this essay it will explore two different types of vulnerable groups get exploited. Also be looking into how effective the investigative methods and legal process that are used to overcome certain obstacles to ensure that the safety of these vulnerable groups is maintained. The two crimes where vulnerable people get exploited and those that...

Introduction STOP THE TRAFFIK is a campaign coalition which aims to bring an end to human trafficking across the world. This human rights campaign was founded in 2006 by Steve Chalke MBE, a British Baptist minister, the founder of the Oasis Charitable Trust, a former United Nations’ Special Adviser on Human Trafficking and a social...

Introduction Trafficking is one of the worst types of contemporary slavery that violates flagrantly human rights, wreck human dignity and directly affects the victim physically and mentally. Trafficking of women and children is an alarming issue prevalent in India. In 2016, 19,223 women and children were trafficked, compared to 15,448 in 2015, according to the...

Preface The aim of this essay is to make a comparison between the time from Virginia’s Woolf and to the actual one, passing chronologically through two different historical moments related with the women’s role in society in order to advice how many obstacles the women have had along of time for such to be recognized...

In the past ten years, Bangladesh has pass through intensive social changes, many of which have wedged gender inequality. Abundance rates have been halved, the gender gap in newborn incorporeity, as well as in primary and secondary schooling, has been tightened or closed altogether, the accessibility of micro-credit has enhanced the unity of women as...