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Among migration trends the workforce migration is, probably, the most common one. And there is nothing to wonder here – everybody seeks better conditions for himself and his family to live in and better money to make, even when it means going half a world away.
Probably, the absolute leader (taken by the indicator of the region) in the workforce migration is the South-East Asian region. South-East Asians migrate literally all over the world to find employment but the Gulf States region is by far more popular among those job-seekers.
According to the statics as of 2010 almost 89 percent Continue reading...

In regards to the controversial ethical issues surrounding the practice of medically assisted euthanasia, religious ideology and perceptions of ethical responsibility play a dominant role in shaping how medical caregivers and citizens alike perceive euthanasia. Some nurses, caregivers, particularly those who adhere to particular religious belief systems such as Christianity and Catholicism, tend to adamantly oppose idea of assisted euthanasia because it violates their religious doctrines. Religiously affiliated caregivers like Sister Teresa fundamentally oppose assisted euthanasia because it is viewed by Christianity as a “sin”, which Teresa equates to murder. The overarching influence of religious belief systems, in in Continue reading...

Women's rights in Saudi Arabia - a set of rules and restrictions imposed on women in Saudi Arabia, based on patriarchal Sharia law. Women's rights in Saudi society are based on Sharia (Islamic law), the Koran, the Hadith (teachings of the Prophet Muhammad) and tribal laws. Sharia law is interpreted in a strict form of Sunni Islam as "righteous" way of the Salaf. Since the country has no clear laws, the judges have considerable discretionary powers allowing them to solve problems, as a rule, in favor of tribal customs. Changing interpretations of Islamic law often leads to disagreements.
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An interest group is an organization where people with a common interest and work together in order to promote and protect that interest by influencing the government. Interest groups vary in tactics, aims, and size. According to political scientists, there are two major categories of interest groups: noneconomic interest groups and economic interest groups. There are four types of economic interest groups: professional associations, agricultural groups, labor groups, and business groups. Economic interest groups are the most common type of interest group; their main agenda is to seek economic advantage for their members. Economic Continue reading...

People have a lot of values in their life. As for me, the most important of them are heritage, family and nationality. These values mean the whole world for me.
First of all, I would like to express my opinion about heritage. I do appreciate cultural, science, and everyday life phenomena left over from previous times and previous generations. This is a great contribution to our moral and spiritual development. The second factor, which is important for me is family. There is nothing more terrible than loneliness, when no one loves you, and you do not love anyone, when Continue reading...

The whole action is happening in Bedford-Stuyvesant district of Brooklyn, one of the districts where mostly African-Americans live. The story is supported by the comments of Mister Senor Love Daddy, a radio DJ, whose station is also in the same district, right next to Famous Sal's Pizzeria and Korean shop. These places are the core point of life concentration of the district.
Sal owns this place for 25 years and considers himself as a part of the community. The citizens of the neighborhood grow up on his pizza, and unlike one of his sons, Pino, he loves his job Continue reading...

The United States has continuously diversified in terms of population over time. The percentage of the minorities in the country has been an increase over time. Although, the health indicators for most Americans have improved over time, some minorities still experience a disproportionate burden of preventable diseases, disability, as well as deaths. The future health of the United States will highly depend on the effectiveness of the task that the Center for Disease Control and prevention does to eliminate the health disparities that exist among the populations. The Hispanic or Latino minority group has had firsthand experience of the Continue reading...

Health Insurance

The primary goal for both the two states, New York and Vermont, is to provide health insurance cover to a large percentage of American citizens. New York State offers health insurance coverage to more than 86% of its residents. Vermont also provides medical cover to about 89.7% of its residents making the state be ranked 10th and recognized by providing the best health services. Equally New York and Vermont have taken a similar period of 20 years while trying to provide health cover to as many citizens as possible. In fact, New York State is still working hard to Continue reading...

The Kent State University shootings on May 4, 1970 when students protesting the Vietnam War were shot by the National Guard, was a pivotal moment for the protesting of the anti-Vietnam war movement. The insurgence of student protests reached a level that had never been seen before. The shootings only aggravated the American students to begin wide spread protesting of the war. The research shows that 4.3 million students outraged by the National Guards response to the student protests, began one of the largest student protest movements seen, with 900 colleges forced to shut down (Mazelis & Martin, 2010). Based Continue reading...

Introduction

United States is one of the countries in the world where mothers face challenges in raising their children. Parents usually exposed to economic punishment specially mothers. Despite the background differences, it is notable that raising children in all classes is challenging. This essay will try to determine the reason why American society does not fully address the challenge of raising the children. The essay will also determine the sources of these penalties and whether they differ based on class. Finally the essay will discuss the long term consequences

United States has provided supports to the families since colonial period ( Continue reading...