The Issue Of Love Is A Violation Of Human Rights

Human beings have so many differences, yet they share the same rights, which make them all equal. In fact, they eradicate all sorts of discrimination. Human rights are characterized by an interrelation and interdependence. Claiming and respecting them are the core of a human’s decent life, and are his or her hope for a better world. However, according to John Lennon, “We live in a world where we hide to make love, while violence is practiced on broad daylight.” By this quote, John Lennon means that we are surrounded by people who think that making love is a crime, but legalizes, on the other hand, the violation of our human rights. How can that be fair? Making love is out of love, but violating our human rights is out of hatred and discrimination.

One of the delinquencies caused by poverty is crime, whose root cause is poverty. Poor people, with desperate needs to eat and survive, tend to rob, kill, and violate others, for the sake of their families (Taylor, par. 5). Committing crimes can be their only choice, especially when they are unemployed and undereducated. Due to their lack of education, and to their marginalization, they become more violent and less sensitive. Therefore, they are ready to get involved in dangerous and filthy matters, such as selling drugs and prostitution, in order to make money. Thus, poverty can make people lose their morality and values, by forcing them to commit delinquencies, in order to stay

It has many bad effects on our life, such as increasing the delinquency and illiteracy rates, and weakening the poor people’s health. The number of poor people is increasing every day, due to the economic and political domination of wealthy nations. These nations are depriving us from everything we need to involve, in order for them to rule the world. They keep violating our rights to weaken us, so no one can stand up in their face. The world to them is a cake that they share. They declare wars and arrange conspiracies. They do not allow us to develop our knowledge. They ban us from reaching their power. They are the reason behind us living in an unfair world. Some people live happily, while others die from hunger and cold. Some organizations are doing their best to protect our human rights. But are their works and efforts not limited? They are making efforts, but these are not enough. The wealthy nations are putting obstacles in their ways. On the other hand, some organizations are biased and controlled by some of these nations. Therefore, their efforts are disguised by some sort of conspiracy. Will our dream about living in a better world ever come true, or is it just an illusion? What do the religions have to say about that, and why do they not try to fix this by putting pressures on these nations? Is this all what secret societies have planned for? The