Essays on Social Issues

Abstract The racial tensions have been boiling over for years now, many negro men feel the police force is targeting them. African Americans perceive force exerted on them during arrest may be very excessive. There is a growing feeling of injustice growing regarding police in their neighborhoods; which makes it hard to feel safe when...

To understand the role of education, it is important to compare today’s education with past years one, and also know what are the possible issues the could be solved through education, violence for example, also prove what type of violence can be solved, in this discussion I will focus on GBV violence along with some...

Introduction The Constitution of India covers a broad spectrum of domains to protect the rights of the common man by introducing six rights as Fundamental Rights (Part III of the Constitution). Part III consists of Article 12 to 35 dealing with these six Fundamental Rights. This Part is called the Cornerstone of the Indian Constitution...

Abstract: Media can be referred as the “eyes and ears of the general public”. It plays a necessary role in moulding the opinion of public and has the power to change the whole viewing point through which people perceive various events. Media is regarded as the fourth pillar of democracy. It is now days reincarnated...

Despite the fact of society evolving rapidly, in this day and age, we still may face a plenty of societal challenges. One of those kinds of problems is discrimination. Much violence and outrage among different social groups was caused by it. Discrimination means denying equal rights for some group of people which may be differentiated...

The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) is an agency of the United Nations Organization whose mandate is to protect refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people and to assist in their voluntary repatriation, local integration or resettlement to a country.1 According to the UNHCR, a refugee is “someone who is unable or unwilling...

This essay explores John Stuart Mills argument on freedom of thought and expression. It begins with a general discussion of freedom in relation to speech and then examines the best defenses of free speech based on the harm principle. This acts as a guide for the digressions that will be observed further in the essay....

Introduction: Domestic violence or Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) has been recognised globally as a serious social, health and human rights concern. This may involve sexual, physical, or emotional abuse. Although domestic violence occurs across all cultural and faith communities (Devries et al., 2013), little is known about how refugee women settled in Australia experience violence...

1. Why is important to have a diverse workforce in terms of gender? Gender diversity is an umbrella term that is used to describe gender identities that demonstrate a diversity of expression beyond the binary framework. Changes are underway, with a growing proportion of women seeking positions out of a “nurturing” role and stepping into...

The realities and extent of Gender Discrimination in Australia will be effectively and constructively explored deeply throughout this report. The report will analyse and examine reliable information which powerfully showcases the impacts of gender discrimination in the workplace environment and what influences it holds on the employers and employees. Numerous articles have been closely investigated...