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Natural Resources: distribution of revenues for wellbeing of citizens and equity between present and future generations, as basic tenet of sustainable development

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The current challenges facing governments both in the developed and developing countries are based the on inability to distribute revenues for wellbeing of citizens effectively. Natural resources imbalances not only pose a challenge in relation to ensuring transparency and equality in the distribution of such resources but have been a source of corruption with the gap between the rich and the poor still widening. Governments should decide effectively on how to allocate resource from resource extraction. Some Continue reading...

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Increasing crime rates in the modern world have made countries implement modern technological and advanced equipments and techniques to maintain their security. Countries, both developed and developing have implemented surveillance techniques in their systems to control crimes and other activities that impact the security of the nation. Although surveillance has numerous benefits in preventing and detecting crime, human right activists argue that it interferes with individual’s privacy. Human rights tend to ignore the number of benefits surveillance brings to the country and concentrates on issues of privacy. The following analysis focuses on relationship between surveillance and human rights Continue reading...

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This paper addresses the relationship between the principles of complementarity and national jurisdiction and the benefits and disadvantages of their implementation. Although the two concepts are well known, since both are normally involved in international incidents within highly charged political circumstances there remain a number of obstacles to their effective implementation. This paper advocates that national jurisdiction is and should remain the primary method principle in dealing with cases of international crime but that complementarity is a necessary and useful method for the International Criminal Court to exert its jurisdiction in the event that national jurisdiction is unworkable or Continue reading...

After reading Lao Tzu’s “Living as Water” and Martin Luther King’s text dubbed “Letter from a Birmingham Jail”, one can easily discern some apparent similarities between the ideologies of the authors. Said similarities originate from the fact that the works seek to aid in social cohesiveness in their respective societies, with Tzu encouraging certain behavior and King defending his conduct in Birmingham. On that note, King aims to plead the plight of the African American race at the hands of their oppressive white counterparts and encourages his fellow blacks to fight for their rights. On the contrary, Continue reading...

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Al Manal establishment is an import manpower housemaid that was licensed in 1993 by Abu Dhabi Government General Security Executive Council in Abu Dhabi. The firm is a family and was handed down by the founder to his Mohamed Saleh AlOthali, who is the current owner of the establishment.
Al Manal has experienced financial success over the years. It was started with AED 100,000 of owner capital. It broke even within the first 2 years of establishment and returned a profit of AED 245,000 in 1995. The profits have been increasing ever since. However, it experienced some Continue reading...

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Many people in the entire world die due to the killings or suicide attempts. The incidents of these killings and suicidal attempts are due to the use of the gun. The gun is kept with the individuals whenever they step put their home. Hence, if the individual finds the situation contradictory and loses his temper then he might overreact and use the gun placed in his jacket. Consequently, the person dies from the bullet and the culprit runs away. The murderer has increased the number of killings and has become the culprit. Therefore, it is required that the rule Continue reading...

The US and China are the world’s largest economies and military powers. They are also incidentally each other’s largest trading partners in spite of the political tension that exists between them. Although the trade relations between the countries are on a large scale and the economies are interdependent to a large extent, the two countries cannot be more different from each other. The Unites States of America is a capitalist democracy while China is a communist country. The US follows a bi-party system (not strictly bi-party as other parties and independents contest and get elected to office, Continue reading...

Politics is an important activity among the human population. This comes from its use in building communities and societies that are guided by laws, rules, and a mutual balance of interests that are not in conflict with each other. Politics is difficult and complex, but for it to be successful, it requires an exceedingly high level of commitment and responsibility from political parties, citizens, government executives, the media, judiciary, parliamentarians, non-governmental organizations, business, educational and religious institutions (Girardin n.p). All across the continents, people do not trust politicians and politics because both are deemed unethical in the manner in Continue reading...

Communication among Cultures: Asian-American Discrimination Still Very Much Evident

“U.S. Study Says Asian-Americans Face Widespread Discrimination”

New York Times, February 29, 1992

Racism is an ever-debatable subject in any U.S. state primarily because of various racism ethnicities, and cultures that assimilate in the American soil. It has been in existence since the history of humankind. With widespread belief that individuals from certain races are better than other individuals due to differences in skin color, ethnicity, traditions, religious affiliations, and language, among others, this has paved the way for rampant discrimination against races living in America, such as Asians. Despite Asian immigration that begun in the 1800s that also resulted to intermarriages among Asians and Continue reading...

Introduction:

Al Manal establishment is an import manpower housemaid that was licensed in 1993 by Abu Dhabi Government General Security Executive Council in Abu Dhabi. The firm is a family and was handed down by the founder to his Mohamed Saleh AlOthali, who is the current owner of the establishment.
Al Manal has experienced financial success over the years. It was started with AED 100,000 of owner capital. It broke even within the first 2 years of establishment and returned a profit of AED 245,000 in 1995. The profits have been increasing ever since. However, it experienced some Continue reading...