Human Dignity & Childhood

1. 'Human dignity'

Human dignity is one of the main bases of human rights. It happens that people can not identify a violation of human rights, but they feel humiliated. In any case, when we feel the violation of human dignity, we can talk about human rights abuses. All the rights and freedoms are somehow connected to human dignity, including all of the rights referred to in individual sections of the report. Nevertheless, it seems important to identify the respect / violation of human dignity of students, studying the problems of physical and psychological violence against students at an educational institution and psychological climate in which it was created.

2. Human dignity was supported when you were a child

If family or friends to stay with a picnic on a hill in the urban periphery, to see how the sun sets, the event would have little chance of success. However, I am convinced it would be an unforgettable meal. If invited to a breakfast meeting in a field at dawn, things would be even more difficult, but I suspect that this day would be unique and would undertake a special energy.

Our life is crippled by the death; we only have half the ticket to see the movie. Thus, some think that there is a scam and appear to have a strong and fervent faith in the absurd. However, the patient dependent, the baby-faced elderly and the dying are quiet bright windows through which we say: Come and see. These light flashes are not very clear just from beyond the grave because they also illuminate more and better things come to life: the night the Three Kings in childhood, the birth of a child, or the imaginary day when we finally touched lottery jackpot, pale substitute for vigorous and historic day in which we happen to be born.

3. Human dignity was violated when you were a child.

The World War II marked a milestone because the number of civilian casualties equaled that of combatants. Children are particularly vulnerable to the ravages of war. According to a UN study on children in war, by Graça Machel, "physical violence, sexual and emotional they are exposed (children) shatters their world. Wars undermine the foundations of life of children, destroying their home, dividing their communities and undermine their trust in adults. The number of children seriously injured or disabled is three times higher, and they are still more likely to suffer from disease, malnutrition, sexual violence and deprivation of the exodus. Countless children are confronted with the anguish of losing their homes, their property and their families. Under such conditions, virtually all the constants necessary for the development of children are severely disrupted, and the psychological damage of conflict is incalculable.

4. Children in War

There is no doubt that the war in 1941 brought a lot of grief is not a single family or, more precisely, one can hardly find a family that would have this terrible war have been avoided. Someone in this war, killed his ...