Top Ten Proposals

Top Ten:

Airined – Libya

http://airi05.blogspot.com/

Libya is one of the countries which has more urgency on establishing democracy.

Gustavo – Italy

http://italy-italia-buongiornoprincipessa.blogspot.com/

Italy also should be nominated because of all the problems they have on racism which is something we want to stop very fast.

John – Iran

http://iranthecountry.blogspot.com/2011/04/resolution-proposal-iran.html

Education is the right that Iran is failing on. Also the rights to have jobs without education. In my opinion, education is the most important things of the human rights.

Kimberly – Uganda

http://whhumanrights.blogspot.com/2011/04/proposal.html

Uganda has a very big problem in violence and also it is a very important human right because you need to live in a safe place.

Lizbedy- Indonesia

http://lizlinviolet.blogspot.com/2011/04/resolution-to-indonesias-issues.html

Indonesia needs religion human rights, that is very hard for the government but every people have the right to believe in what they want.

Miguel C. – Somalia

http://miguelwhblog.blogspot.com/2011/04/resolution-proposal-somalia.html

A stable government should Somalia have, so all the country would be better and all violence get up to an end.

Sarah – Honduras

http://sarahi07.blogspot.com/2011/04/my-proposal.html

Human Rights to women are being violated because they are killing them etc. Killing people is a very bad crime especially women.

Valerie – Dominican Republic

http://dominicanrepubicanoverviewapril2011.blogspot.com/2011/04/proposal-and-soultion.html

This country has a lot of problems but they always receive you with a smile, but the greatest solution for this country is destroying laws that do not function.

Alberto – China

http://mysoulinanotherplace.blogspot.com/2011/04/resolution-proposal-of-china.html

China’s best proposal is to avoid all the contamination.

Heidi – Brazil

http://progressinbrazil.blogspot.com/2011/04/my-proposal.html

Brazil needs help with violence and all the brutal policemen that are causing problems in that country.

Resolution Proposal

The Human Rights situation in Vnezuela is getting worst everyday. In order for everything to become just back to normal it needs to be rebuild in democratic institutions, in particular the judicial branch. Incredible but is true, who mainly abuse a lot of the Human Rights is the government. The breakdown of the judicial branch and no trials nor punishment is the main reason that the government isn't efficiently and are imposed on the violators. Peace cannot be formed because of all these happening and if it there is no peace democracy fails.

As Venezuela continues with the erosion of democratic institutions under Chavez government isn't the best and violence occurs a lot. If Venezuela wants to be a normal country without violations and no crimes they must consist of five important keys. Also those keys are going to help for Human Rights could be repected and not abused. As everybody knows no country is perfect but they can get better and that is what Venezuela has to do by following these important keys.

The first key is the System of Impunity, Democracy in Venezuela is Severly Threatened. In this key is the principal thing of Venezuela, that the government is the first one to violate Human Rights in that country. The second one, Respect for Civil Liberties such as Freedom of Speech. Third one, Respect for the integrity of life. Fourth, Freedom of Religion and last but not least Worker's Right.

In my opinion, the first thing that Venezuela has to change in order to save and respect their Human Rights is the government. Also those people who violate them they should have justice not like is is happening that 98% of people who violate it they don't make nothing to them. Another principal thing tjat should change is the people living there should have more freedom of speech. Life should be respected, it is one of the principal ones too. Everybody should have freedom on religion and at work. If Venezuela tooked this advise and follow it, would be one of the best countries in the whole world.

Venezuela Human Rights Issues

Prison conditions were horrible because of scarce resources, poorly trained and corrupt prison staff, and violence by guards and inmates. The prison-monitoring  Venezuelan Prison Observatory estimated that existing prisons were designed to hold approximately 60% of the estimated 23,300 persons in the national penitentiary system. The OVP estimated that only 34% of the prisoner population was formally convicted, while 60% was awaiting trial.  A lot overcrowding in some prisons and food and water shortages were  problems.

The constitution doesn't permit the arrest or detention of an individual without a judicial order. It provides for the accused to remain free while being tried, except with the specific cases where the laws of the state can supersede this provision. It also provides that any detained individual has the right to immediate communication with family and lawyers who have the right to know of all that is happening.

Human Rights Issues

Rights

Rights Violation

Backround History

During the past, Venezuela was paradise for the Indians who lived on its beaches, in its tropical forests, and on the gentle grassland of the llanos. The were 3 different esthnic groups the Carib, Arawak, and the Chibcha. They lived in small groups and all of them practiced farming; the land, this was bountiful enough so that this was not always a necessity.

When the Spaniards discovered Venezuela, the natives in Venezuela were agriculturists and hunters living in groups along at the coast. The first permanent Spanish settled in South America at Nuevo Toledo, was established in Venezuela in 1522. Venezuela was a relatively colony in the 1500s and 1600s as the Spaniards focused on getting gold and silver from other areas of the Americas.

At the 18th century, the Venezuelans began to grow under colonial control. In 1821, after several unsuccessful uprisings, the country had the independence from Spain, The leader was Simon Bolivar. Venezuela, Colombia, Panama, and Ecuador, were part of the Republic of Gran Colombia until 1830.

In the 19th century history was classified in periods of political instability, dictatorial rule, and revolutionary turbulence. The first half of the 20th century consisted of dictatorships from 1908-1935 and from 1950-1958. Venezuelan economy grew after WWI from agriculture to an economy centered on petroleum production and export.

Since the overthrow of Marcos Perez Jimenez in 1958 and the military from direct involvement in national politics, Venezuela has enjoyed democratic rule. This earned Venezuela a reputation as one of the more stable democracies in Latin America. Until the 1998 elections, the Democratic Action and the Christian Democratic parties dominated the political environment at both the state and federal level.

Backround History in Venezuela

Backround Information

Celebration of Culture in Venezuela

Spanish is the language talked in Venezuela talked by the majority of the people who lived their, it is the main language of the country. Venezuela's culture has different parts which consist of art, thaeter, houses are built in a simple style, and the houses and churches stand as proof of the rich architectural heritage of the country. The music of Venezuela came after they won independence from the Spaniards and is product of African, Spanish, and native music. The main types of music are Joropo, Salsa, and Gaita. Spaniards influenced in a lot of things of Venezuela including art. Art was because of figure forms of the Spaniards. The traditional food of Venezuela consist of quality fish and shellfish. Almost every food is served with at least one marine flavor. The greates religion in the world is the Roman Catholic with 70% and then 29% with protestant. 1% of the people are atheist or follow another religion. The greates tradition in Venezuela is the Christmas. It is tradition to go at least one of the carol services.

Food of Venezuela

Religion in Venezuela

Christmas in Venezuela

Venezuela - Country Overview

The location of Venezuela is in Northern South America, it is bordering the Caribbean Sea and the North side of the Atlantic Ocean, a between Colombia and Guyana. Angel Falls in the Guiana Highlands is the largest waterfall that exists in the whole world. Venezuela consist of a very large population, an specific number of people is 27,635,743 and the type of government is Federal Republic and it's political state is a republic. Venezuela has progressed a lot in education between the past years until today. In literacy rates, the percent of people over the age of 14 that can read and write is 93%. Venezuela's official language is Spanish, also a numerous of indigenous dialects. The major percent of religion in Venezuela is the Roman Catholic and it is of 96%. The birth rate is larger than the death rate, 20.1 births and 5.17, also the life expectansy is of 73.93. Ethnic groups consist of Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Arab, German, African, and Indigenous people. Venezuela has a an open legal system and an adversarial court system. To be able to vote people should be 18 years or older. The unemployment rate is of 12.1% and the population blow the poverty line is 37.9%. Another good thing about Venezuela is that is has a lot of industries such as petroleum, construction materials, food processing, textiles, iron ore mining, steel, aluminum motor vehicle assembly. The main communication is by telephones, percent of people with telephones is 6.867 and with mobile telephones is 28.124. To enter the military you have to to be 18-30 years old. The 3 main transnational issues are Disputes, Traficking in persons, Illicit drugs.


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