The Universal Declaration of Human Rights is a document adopted by the United Nations in 1948. It was adopted after World War II and the Holocaust, and was meant to capture the hopes of humanity for a better future. The … Continued
The Importance of Immigration The number of immigrants in the U.S. is growing rapidly. The majority of immigrants, however, arrive in the U.S. for economic reasons. While the economic factors for migration are important, other causes include religious persecution, genocide, … Continued
Deportation is a process of removal from the country. This is one of the most traumatic aspects of being deported. However, it can be avoided. There are a number of ways to avoid this. First, consider the facts. There are … Continued
What is a Civilian? A civilian is an unarmed person who does not belong to the armed forces. It is not permitted for them to openly carry arms, and they must follow the laws of war. This definition is not … Continued
A citizen is a native or naturalized member of a state or nation. This person owes allegiance to the government, has rights, and is eligible for the privileges and franchises of a city. However, what exactly is a citizen? Let’s … Continued
How to Defend Your Human Rights With a Lawyer Human rights are moral principles and norms that govern certain standards of human behaviour. They are protected by international and municipal law. They are a key part of a civilized society. … Continued
Why Do Immigrants Migrate to the United States? Since the Immigration Reform Act was passed in 1986, over 800,000 newcomers are admitted to the U.S. each year. This influx of people mainly consists of families reuniting after years of separation, … Continued
What Is Deportation? Deportation is the process of removing a person from their home country by force. While expulsion is the most common form of removing a person from a country, the term deportation is used in other legal contexts … Continued
The Definition of a Civilian in Latin America and the United States The term civilian refers to any person who is not a member of the armed forces. A civillian is not a military person, and the presence of non-civilians … Continued
A citizen is someone who belongs to a state or country and owes allegiance to that government. A citizen enjoys the rights and privileges of a city and is eligible for government services. Similarly, a deer is a citizen of … Continued
The Magna Carta is a cherished document that established the rights of individuals. It was signed in 1215, and is still the cornerstone of international law. Since then, it has been used as the basis for the development of international … Continued
The Benefits of Immigration Immigration refers to the movement of people from one country to another. These individuals come to the country of their destination where they do not have citizenship and are not native to the land. They seek … Continued
What is Deportation? Deportation is the process of expelling someone from a country. It can be for a number of reasons, from invading the country to illegally residing in the country. The government may choose to deport an individual for … Continued
Definition of a Civilian A civilian is a person who is not a member of a country’s armed forces or combatants. They are not allowed to openly carry arms, and they must follow the laws of war. There are some … Continued
Citizenship is a legal recognition of belonging to a certain country, state, or commonwealth. This status can help one create their own identity and define their social standing. However, being a citizen also comes with certain responsibilities. Those residing in … Continued
Human rights are the moral principles and norms that define certain standards of human behaviour. They are regularly protected by international and municipal law. However, many of these principles have been questioned in the past. In recent decades, a number … Continued
Immigrants are people who come to a country without any prior residence. They may also come to a country for any number of reasons, including economic prosperity, family reunification, or retirement. Besides these reasons, immigration may also be caused by … Continued