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4000 injured after a magnitude 7.1 earthquake in San Francisco in 1989. Some of the reasons for this include the shallow focus, the event taking place in a heavily populated area, and the poor economic status of Haiti. Devastation to this developing nation was inevitable due as Haiti suffered from lack of a seismic protection building code, poor foundation of buildings, and poor building materials. Many buildings were made using

Resolution 2098 was adopted by the United Nations Security Council on 28th March 2013 regarding the situation in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The UN recognized the lack of progress in DRC and adopted the resolution creating the Intervention Brigade unanimously. These difficulties had already been highlighted previously and it was recommended to address the violence issue in a more robust way, notably after the humanitarian failures of the 1990s (genocide in Rwanda, in Srebrenica, massacres

judicial system in a way that does not make it easy for foreign trade, and it would also be assumed they have implemented a template for their law system. Looking at the procedure’s that are in place for dispute resolutions, whether from the United Nations, or Arbitration Tribunals, I find there is a question of whether they are enough to settle disputes between two

In order to substantiate the claim that Brazil’s South–South development cooperation model is merely an instantiation of retroliberalism and therefore does not seek to overturn the existing aid structures, this section will examine the extent to which the Brazilian cooperation practices in the Mozambican agricultural sector diverge from the noble rhetoric that elites involved in the programme’s formulation and implementation claim to endorse. For the purpose of this investigation, I have relied on:

Empirical Research Question Has the implementation of the European Union’s free movement policies led to a rise in domestic terrorism throughout its member states? Why In game theory, one of the more fascinating parts of current research is on how people make decisions that are sometimes against their own long-term interests if it gives a positive initial reaction. Sometimes, this can be extended to when an actor cannot reasonably determine their situation or its variables. This is an attempt

conditions towards the large number of people who visit the country for tourism purposes, has been party to various measures that are critical in reducing the chances of climate change that could bring about serious problems. Paris played host to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change in 2015 (Napoli, 2017.) The convention culminated in the signing of an accord in which the 196-member countries. In the agreement, the member states were fully aware of the role of climate change, especially

Wars have been waging on the Earth as far back as written history in its various forms of art could document. In the past, military conflict was far more unforgiving than it is today as modern international humanitarian laws have regulated war to a certain extent. Civilians are now protected against various war crimes such as genocide and therefore distanced from the wars waged by their nation’s government against enemies. This distance and protection given to the civilian population has numbed them

Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness are the unalienable human rights given to all human beings by their creator. These are ideals that everyone is born with and everyone strives to achieve. Life is pursuit of safety and stability of a family. Liberty is the pursuit of land and other possessions. In turn, once you possess those ideals, the person will have achieved ultimate happiness. In Jean- Baptiste Moliere’s Tartuffe and in Leo Tolstoy’s The Death of Ivan Ilyich, the main characters, Tartuffe

British Rule. He was assassinated only months after. A coup organized by the military in 1962 relegated the country to harsh dictatorship. In “The Lady”, director Luc Besson details the story of Aung San’s daughter, Aung San Suu Kyi as she leads her nation towards democracy. The film begins depicting general Aung San’s assassination. Aung San Suu Kyi was only two years old at the time. Soon, the film cuts to Aung San Suu Kyi and her family

Reactions generated by fear have been prevalent for a very long time, even extending to times before the 17th century. Events in history, such as wars, famines, and plagues have shaped the way people live in today's society. Even today, people live in constant fear over the terrorism that seems to be becoming a staple in everyday living. The Crucible is a play that was written by Arthur Miller during the 1950’s as an implicit way to address the communist accusations by the U.S. government. Likewise