Human rights in conflict

Article Abstract:

War is always associated with the violation of a basic set of civil and political human rights by the aggressor, since a political power describes a conflict it is involved in as 'war', so as to facilitate human-rights abuse like disappearance, torture and arbitrary arrest in a supposed concern for national security. The Cold War and the existing 'global war on terror' has led to many threatening actions unaccounted for resulting in human rights abuse.

Civil Conflict, Analysis, History, Military aspects, Civil war, Cold War, 1945-1991

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Intervention, media and human rights

Article Abstract:

Mankind is exposed to numerous modes of political influence that are more pervasive, sophisticated and varied than was imagined and international peacemaking and peacekeeping interventions are a phenomenon. Peacekeeping tasks in the new era include developing democratic institutions that respect and monitor human rights and administer territories and their entire population.

Evaluation, Pacific settlement of international disputes, Peace negotiations, Diplomatic negotiations in international disputes, Foreign intervention

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Bush, China and human rights

Article Abstract:

A lot of changes have taken place in the relations between US and China in the aftermath of the Iraq war. The US government's human-right policy towards China has become harder, particularly in regard to aspects such as heightened concern about religious persecution.

China, Chinese foreign relations, United States foreign relations

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