War On Terror Has Contributed To The Growing Abuse Of Human Rights (2015)
1- Introduction
2- War Is Cowardly Action Of Brave Souls
3- Discord Causes Destruction
4- War; An Agent of Human Rights Violation
4.1- Hitler’s Genocide
4.2- American “Little Boy”
4.3- Israel-Arab War
4.4- Vietnam War

5- War On Terror: A Short Definition
6- Clash Of Civilization Under Umbrella Of WOT
7- Exposition Of Human Souls To Sufferings
8- Human Rights In The Light Of UNDHR And Geneva Conventions
9- Violation Of Human Rights
9.1- Right To Life;
9.1.1- Drone Strikes Killed Lesser Terrorists And More Civilians or Innocents
9.1.2- Havoc By Diseases e.g Polio, Diarreha etc
9.1.3- Manipulation Of Biological Weapons
9.2- Right To Property
9.2.1- Plumped Buildings
9.2.2- Blasted Hospitals
9.2.3- Ruined Infrastructure e.g Roads, Bridges etc
9.3- Right To Education
9.3.1- Malala Yousaf Zai’s Cry
9.3.2- School Destruction Because of Bombings
9.3.3- Thanatophobia Among Children
9.4- Violence Of Women Rights
9.4.1- Sexual Abuse
9.4.2- Abduction
9.5- Insult To Mankind
9.5.1- Human Agony By Reason Of WMD
9.5.2- Defiance To Prisoner’s Rights e.g Unhuman Treatment Of Prisoners In Bay Of Gautanamo And Abu Garib Cells
10- Outcomes Of Abuse Of Human Rights
10.1- Action And Reaction Syndrome
10.2- Space For Militancy e.g Opportunity Cost Of Aftermath of Cold War Was: Talibanization Of Afghanistan
War On Terror Contributed in Creation Of ISIS
10.3- War On Terror Vindicated Ideology of Terrorism
10.4- Islamophobia And Threat To Islamic Civilization
10.5- Civil And Sectarian War In Many States
10.6- War On Terror is An Addendum In Growth Of Illiteracy
10.7- Economic Recession
10.8- Loss To Life And Property
11- Guidance For Eradication Of Evil
11.1- Dialogue Is The Best Course To Combat Terrorism
11.2- Implementation Of UN Resolutions Pertaining To Human Rights
11.3- Limiting Drone Birds
11.4- Ban On WMD
11.5- Proscription Of Unhuman Treatments Specially In Prisoner Cells
11.6- Rejection Of Samuel P Huntington’ Opinion: Clash Of Civilizations
12- Conclusion.