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The Subject of Human Rights as Treated in blood Diamond The subject of human rights has long been an issue that has become the subject of debate.... This idealist concept of human rights as stated by the UHDR can be used as a concept in understanding the case of violations committed against the people of Sierra Leone as had been depicted in the film blood Diamond.... The film blood Diamond highlights the domestic conflict that occurred in Sierra Leone....
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Movie Review
The Role of Multinational Corporations in Sierra Leone conflict Name: Institution: Abstract Conflicts based on resources have become more rampant with the expansion of globalization.... The Role of Multinational Corporations in the Sierra Leone conflict Introduction Natural resources have been a very critical source of national wealth and pride since the beginning of regionalization and the pre-colonization era....
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n the 1990s the issue of 'conflict diamonds' or 'blood diamonds' was heatedly debated across the globe.... A total of 124 million carats of rough diamonds, which is worth $15 billion, were excavated (AWDC, 2013).... Under the auspices of the United Nations, The Kimberley Process Certification Scheme (KPCS) conducted a list of rules that every diamond trading country should obey: certification of rough diamonds is now required before being exported (Pauwelyn, 2003; Schefer, 2005)....
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The blood diamonds in the movie refer to the diamonds that are illegally sold in the market.... The 2006 movie blood Diamond by Edward Zwick is a fantasy movie based on facts.... find it relevant to mention the movie as it depicts the darkest side of Africa and it does show how modern globalization acts as a parasite sucking the blood of this beautiful continent....
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ivil war has been defined as 'an internal conflict where there have been at least 1,000 combat-related deaths per annum and where both government forces and an identifiable rebel organization have suffered at least five percent of the fatalities' (Nathan, 2008, p.... In today's world, civil wars have become rampant in many countries and therefore this paper has attempted to look at the root cause of such increasing violence....
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However, the source of the diamonds has elicited ethical and environmental concerns, especially those sourced from African countries.... diamonds from these nations have been associated with arbitrary detentions, child labor, human rights abuses, In this regard, the paper will discuss diamonds from Angola produced by DeBeers
... owever, there are numerous amounts of hours that are spent on examining the piles of rough diamonds, dividing them as well as subdividing them into over 7,000 categories....
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This essay "Has Increasing Globalization Brought More or Less Global Security" discusses globalization that refers to the world becoming seemingly smaller as communication technology advances and the unimpeded access across international borders for products, people and assets.... ... ... ... Globalization and terrorism are indeed on both sides of the same coin....
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This research tells that under the modern globalized trading environment, countries endowed with natural resources ranging from minerals, oil, wildlife, gas and so forth have been able to accrue revenues from exploration and trade of said minerals with other countries of the world.... ... ... ... This research will begin with the statement that natural resources have been a very critical source of national wealth and pride since the beginning of regionalization and the pre-colonization era....
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