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	<title>Law On Board - An Insight For All Laws &#187; Human Rights</title>
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		<title>Human Rights in US</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The US is regarded as mainly liberal and the freest states of the world. The US treaties and constitution ratified by the congress and senate is the basis for human rights of the Americans and is commended by the many people all around the world as a model of the freedom and democracy. Freedom of press, freedom of speech, freedom of religion, freedom from cruel, the right to bear arms and scarce punishment including torment and the right to a fair trial are basis of Americans bill of rights.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><a href="http://www.lawonboard.com/human-rights-in-us/human-rights-in-us-2" rel="attachment wp-att-371"><img src="http://www.lawonboard.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/07/Human-Rights-in-US.jpg" alt="Human Rights in US Human Rights in US" title="Human-Rights-in-US" width="230" height="160" class="alignleft size-full wp-image-371" /></a>The US  is regarded as mainly liberal and the freest states of the world. The US treaties and  constitution ratified by the congress and senate is the basis for human rights  of the Americans and is commended by the many people all around the world as a  model of the freedom and democracy. Freedom of press, freedom of speech,  freedom of religion, freedom from cruel, the right to bear arms and scarce  punishment including torment and the right to a fair trial are basis of  Americans bill of rights. Government of America also try to compel human  rights in other nations by intervening in their affairs. But what this American  version of human rights is?<span id="more-172"></span></p>
<p>The US has rejected  a seat in the  ‘United Nation Human Rights Council’ from 2006 by claiming that its credibility  has lost with constant attacks on Israel’s policy and failure to tackle other  right abusers. US has sullied the so called human rights both outside and inside  of its nation wherever and whenever it served their interest or opposed to their  benefit. This trend has been seen in US  policy and has been built up since September 11 and the war on terrorism both  outside and inside of America  and the reason given by them for such an attitude is National Defense.</p>
<p>Government of US has poised several rights on National Defense ground in  different situations and the most imperative example is the recent War against  terror and after attacks of 9/11. In few of the cases  the deferral has gone far away so that has  been led to the same tyranny and terror that Americans claim to fight with.  Just few examples for illuminating the American infringement of human rights  and their double standard policies -</p>
<p>A report has been released in 2006 by the United Nation Human Right Council  which revealed US citizens and foreign national are seldom detained and moved  to secret places and custodies; these people are abused, tortured and  humiliated. Abu Ghraib and Guantanamo   Bay are symbols of  American human right infringement -</p>
<p>Approximately in  6 years since Guantanamo opened, just a  one person has been found guilty of any crime and that was by plea contract.” Stated  a senior counsel on contradiction terrorism. Of the 305 prisoners held in Guantanamo, just three  are expose to commission charges. The photos revealed in 2004, from Abu Ghraib exhibiting  abuse and humiliation of  detainees that  led to a political scandal. Conversely, while US and international law forbids  ill-treatment and torture of any person in custody, government of US claim that  this law not used for what they name ‘unlawful combatants’ and US personal acting outside the US. Based on this claim the freedom  of detention of war are not applicable to prisoners in Abu Ghraib and Guantanamo. The prisoners  of these prisons are reserved for an infinite time period and in general don’t  receive any trials. The point is- United Nation Human Rights Council ia not  having any legal authority or power for stopping the United States and since it  was stated priore to US has declined to seat on ‘United Nation Human Rights council’.</p>
<p>America is guilty fro many crimes and wars all-around the world and has been  engaged in other countries affairs condemning them for infringement of human  rights; America claims that all actions and practices of it are for increase in  democracy and freedom and to respect human dignity; America is considered by  the majority of people as a model and leader of freedom. However, US claim of human rights is prejudiced and is  depend on the interest and benefit of government of America.<strong></strong></p>
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