Comments on: Third World Rights Today, Are Our Rights Tomorrow

By: Kabonfootprint huma rights research

Kabonfootprint huma rights research — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 14:33:27 +0000

Thanks for sharing

By: Princess Aquirah Windsor

Princess Aquirah Windsor — Mon, 19 May 2008 02:41:56 +0000

For me defining what is rich or what is poor and what is third world was simply a paradox of nothing.
What was the truth was a political notion of curruptions racism to a self gear denyance to self seclussion. No one can say your rich,
when you think having a villa made of stone and a shinny car and eating froozen foods for ten years in the middle of ravaging snow,And at the end of twenty years you just found yourselves paying great deal of wealth to hospitals as your famous lifestyle of the rich in sickness horror, due
of first world definition when you cloth yourselves seven clothes at a time. Is it to be a third world when we stay in a country
you don’t have to were anything but because of decensy I just have my spaghitti at least with a mini skirt to cover my sensitive part..

For me when you say HUMAN RIGHT is BORDERLESS JUST -FAIR - EQUAL TREATMENT REGARDLESS OF COLOR AND RACE.
THERE IS ONLY ONE WORLD AND ONE HUMAN BEING. And it’s practicality is always earthly.

By: Sean Rasmussen

Sean Rasmussen — Fri, 16 May 2008 13:20:30 +0000

Hi Alan
Looking after our kids, respecting them and others futures is paramount. What a great place to live!
Thanks Alan

By: Alan

Alan — Fri, 16 May 2008 12:56:27 +0000

well, all comments are greatly described in an openness and importance of being at now. Our responsibilities for now as human being for our kids (next generation) is well said, and bring awareness to us.
May to accept changes for the better, to accept non institutional ideas, no matter who says it from which background, race, idea-logy or land.
Feeling about all kids and try to do some thing about it now rather than getting too late, is a say at least to condemn politicians who does war mongering around the world, or simply turning their heads off either because big brother says it is for freedom/ liberty or their own ego.
Uphold human rights everywhere in and out.

By: Sean Rasmussen

Sean Rasmussen — Fri, 16 May 2008 04:18:39 +0000

Hi Roger
I believe it is in the interest of the authorities to “nudge you off your course”. They don’t want you to break away from the every day rat race! They need you to fill your role in society. Otherwise the system as we know it falls down in a big heap. No workers - no system