Originally Posted by RoadBlock

Hi Bro,

I like your outline. It is 'to the point' and excludes the unrelated information. It is quite commendable that you did not deviate from the topic as most of the aspirants do and the fact that you have relevant arguments point out that you should pass the paper.

Originally Posted by WasimBhai

The first topic:

Introduction
Human rights first victoms of war
Same with war on terror
both states and non-state actos involved

States abuse human rights
By enacting black laws like military courts
By giving law enforcement more powers than democratic leadership
By forced disappearances and rendition
By declaring anyone who disagrees as traitor and abettors of terrorism
By violating the privacy of individuals
By big state flouting international law and killing hundreds in wake of it. Iraq.

Non-state actos and extremists often occupying large swathes of land abuse human rights
By trapping people, the state retaliates against terrorists and poor are caught in between, no security to human which is basic human right
By imlementing harsh punishments with summary executions, against human right
By not having schools and medical facilities, again denail of human rights

Suggestions
Improve Internation court of justice
Solve Issues like Palestine
State must impose its writ wholly
Politicians must ensure proper checks on interlligence agencies

Conclusion
Must guard jealously the gains made in human rights in last 50 years
There only lies human salvation
To protect the values of freedom, fraternity and libery.

Originally Posted by Arsalanthahim

The WAR ON TERROR HAS CONTRIBUTED TO THE GROWING ABUSE OF HUMAN RIGHTS
OUTLINE
1 . introduction
2 . background
3. What Is War On Terror and its threat to human rights
4. Violation of Human Rights in the war on terror
A. US drone strikes and Killing of innocent people
B. CIA torture Cells
C. Israelities attrocities by allegedly blaming Hezbollah in Palestine as the terrorist organisation
D. Recent US led coalition against ISIS and its shelling in the prohibited areas
E. Authentication of NAP in Pakistan in terms of misusing military trials against innocent people
F. Lifting of the ban on moratorium in Pakistan
5.Steps taken to Prevent war on terror without suppressing human rights
A. Avoiding physical injuries
B. Stop attacking non-proscribed organisations
C. Educating the people by giving them pens rather than weapons
D. Encouraging the role of the UNO by implementing the humanitarian based somewhat just to provide lip service of condemnation
E. Dialogue as the pluralistic and the cheapest source: one kind of human right of peace
6. Conclusion

Originally Posted by sabeera

Did last topic wrote about 3000 words almost.

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Originally Posted by WasimBhai

I deliberately did not go there because of the explosive issue, and of course the fact I endorse drone attacks. Trying to shift gears and lying within 3 hours would have been very difficult. As for Guantanamo Bay, I didn't want to take any chances with spellings. But I did talk about rendition in the case of CIA, and forced disappearances like Adiyalla 11.