“Human rights are rights inherent to all human being, whatever our nationality, place of residence, sex, national or ethnic origin, color, religion, language, or any other status. We are equally entitled to our human rights without discrimination.” However, in places such as Saudi Arabia, “Research…
In the 1982 article “The Case for Torture,” Michael Levin argues for why torture should be “morally mandatory” in a variety of situations related to terrorist intelligence. Levin’s strongest bottom line is that he believes torture should (and must) be used to “prevent future evils”…
A journalist resource (2017) stated that: ‘During the George W. Bush administration, the CIA employed what it called ‘enhanced interrogation techniques’ on detainees around the world. This included waterboarding (simulated drowning), sleep deprivation to the point of hallucination, beatings, sexual humiliation, and threats to hurt…
The definition of torture is split. The malleability of the term “serious pain or distress” in the heart of this definition has created the condition in which the reality agrees on these texts but may not agree on their meaning. This “I remember it when…
Introduction What is torture? It is punishment inflicted through means of severe methods meant to cause severe pain in exchange for valuable information or a sadistic action taken by others to exert power. What are war crimes? It is an act carried out during war…
Abstract The focus of this research paper is on the death penalty (or capital punishment). In the following paragraphs the definition, history, psychological and sociological factors will be researched. Also the nature vs nurture debate in relation to death penalty will be discussed, as well…
While there are many reasons why it should be banned, some major concerns are; it is very expensive, it is racist and unjust, inmates lose their will to live and can see death it as a way out of their punishment, and finally, there has…
Twenty billion dollars. This is the amount of money we once paid annually for prisons. That may sound like an absurd amount, but what’s even crazier is the fact that this amount has quadrupled since 1980. Since the cost of prison is a cause and…
Capital punishment, or commonly known as the death penalty is used in 53 countries, or 27% of countries around the world, to punish someone for committing something strictly prohibited whether it is murder, treason, espionage or genocide. But does the death penalty really make any…
The death penalty is the act of executing somebody as discipline for particular wrongdoing after an appropriate lawful preliminary. It is a definitive discipline. There is no harsher discipline than the death itself. Supportive and counter considerations against the ‘moral part’ of capital punishment have…
Imagine your family murdered horribly by a serial killer, who eventually gets arrested, but the judge sentences him only 12 years. How would you feel? Will you feel satisfied with the punishment given to the murderer? or will you feel vengeful to the significantly weak…
“Whether you look at it from any direction, death is so far also is so near for us, and death penalty is cruel, however it must exist.” – Yulissa W. Capital punishment is can divided into different types, such as: electric chair, shooting etc., and…
Introduction There is no avoiding the attention fixated on crime in South Africa currently. The amount of vicious crimes has sparked interest, both ordinary members and the famous in South African communities’ face brutal crimes and violent deaths. The news are ridden with rape and…
“Whether you look at it from any direction, death is so far also is so near for us, and capital punishment is cruel, however it must exist.” – Yulissa W. Capital punishment is can divided into different types, such as: electric chair, shooting etc., and…
The death penalty has been a subject that has been highly debated and talked about amongst Singaporeans ranging from teenagers to elderly. In this essay, the researchers attempt to understand why Singaporeans support the death penalty, and what the numbers are. This research is a…
According to the eighth amendment in the United States Constitution, every American citizen is protected from cruel and unusual punishment in the criminal justice system. Throughout history, there have been many court cases that have ruled against or for the death penalty, but the issue…
The purpose of this essay is to assess the viability of the death penalty as an operative castigation. The death penalty is defined as the legal killing an individual as a sentence. As of 2018, there were 53 countries that still have the death penalty…
Every year there is a human life taken through the government’s permission with the death penalty. What defines inhumane, psychotic, or barbaric? Eventually, the line must be drawn somewhere, but where? Mistakes are made all over the world, but is someone’s life worth a mistake?…
The death penalty continues to be an issue of controversy and is an issue that will be debated in the United States for many years to come. What is the death penalty? The death penalty is a punishment of an execution to someone that has…