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1994 Genocide of Rwanda the nation was in shambles. The genocide of 1994, believed the members of the country’s Hutu’s ethnic majority killed nearly 1 million minority Tutsis in a 100 day riot. However, Kagame and other political leaders began the slow process of rebuilding Rwanda. The 2000 presidential election of President Paul Kagame led the Country of Rwanda, toward a big success story. President Kagame is a public advocate and a human rights champion for a new model of foreign aid. President

many of its policies render them unjustifiable. From mass incarcerations in the United States and Asia, to the HIV/AIDS epidemic flooding Russia and the waves of violence rippling through Latin America-the current global drug policies are worsening current global problems. Nevertheless, driven by a mixture of bureaucratic and ideological inertia, the international drug control system governed through the United Nations and enforced by a number of core states continues to pursue many of the same failed

Mandisa Nickerson POL 2001 May 20, 2015 Final Paper: Question 2 The theory of American Exceptionalism has been around for decades and outlines what makes the United States so unique based on our governmental structure and our willingness to defend accordingly. Recently, there have multiple claims that America is not the superpower it once was based on its unwillingness to become involved in many foreign affairs. Many believe that instead of America taking care of their responsibilities as the number

Issues of inequality and poor healthcare, while are arguably equal in importance to the livelihood of human beings, differ in the tractability for change. The analysis of inequality is necessary due to the fact that inequality inhibits economic growth and social mobility, impairs democracy, and eludes a certain standard of fairness. Social mobility is the ability for individuals or families to move between social classes. Heavily rooted inequality inhibits such movement due to the fact that the

to stop or help such violent actions. According to Alex J. Bellamy (2008) The principle of the Responsibility to protect “was endorsed by the United Nations General

Quantitative Research Study Wheatonia Malekebu Walden University DDBA-8427 Background There are several international development organization that are working in developing nations, especially in sub-Sahara Africa. According to National Statistics Office (2008) out of 13 million people, 86% live in rural areas and 14% are in urban areas. 65% of the rural population is recorded to be poor. It is also documented that the family sizes in the rural areas are larger as compared to those in

There is no doubt that our knowledge of science and scientific procedures have changed over time. As new tools and technologies that appeared during the 20th century, chemistry, physics, biology, and other sciences were able to grow and develop at a faster pace. These advances in science have helped humanity by increasing living standards and have brought more widespread wellness to society. For instance, because of the existence of chemistry, society has been provided with more advanced medicine

to social infrastructure and to support the quality of life and opportunities presented to people of both genders (Projects: Sierra Leone. World Bank). This is a necessity in Sierra Leone as repression is what drove their recent civil war. The United Nations Environmental Program has been in Sierra Leone to address the environmental consequences of the recent eleven-year civil war. The main goals of the Environmental Program are outlined in Programme 21. The program aimed at the low level of fertile

towards ending world hunger. Zero Hunger isn’t just a dream that the world hopes will come true, it is a global goal that world leaders have set for 2030. Zero Hunger will put an end to chronic hunger, malnutrition, and food insecurity. The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization estimates that about 795 million people of the 7.3 billion people in the world, or one in nine, were suffering from chronic undernourishment in 2014-2016. Out of the 780 million live in developing countries representing

movement for international environmental protection grew significantly. The first issues such as oil spills, nuclear testing, and overfishing was the areas targeted for ratification by the United Nations, concerning the environmental protection of Antarctica. Increasing concerns over loss species and poorer nations in the lack of resources lead to these three major issues, biodiversity, global climate change, and sustainable development in which the paper will discuss. Keywords: