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ResearchPaperProposal.docx
Human Right Violation in Asian Countries
In many countries across the world, mostly in Asian countries, human rights are violated. According to the International declaration of human rights, every person is free to live their life freely. But in most Asian countries like India, Syria, Yamane, Pakistan, and many other countries where individuals are not free to enjoy their rights freely. Researches have revealed that international human rights distribution remains biased. Across the world, China and India are two countries having the weakest practice of human rights provision (Carriere).
Research Question: This research is aimed to uncover the causes of human rights violations in Asian countries. The study will also analyze how human rights violation is linked to poverty and economic failure.
A few years ago, China and the United States had a debate on human rights violations. International relations between these countries were distorted because of a breach of the human rights policy into the country (Randall). This research paper plays a crucial role in understanding international relations between states. There is a global human right declaration that restricts countries to protect their people and their human rights. But still, there are countries where the international charter of human freedom is violated that affect international relations over a large scale (Loper).
This research paper will reveal the importance of human rights and the causes of its violations in developing countries. Examples of Asian countries that are violating human rights would be discussed in this paper. Some highlighted countries violating human rights are china, India, and Pakistan that will be discussed, and evidential claims would be discussed in the research paper. War of India and Pakistan for Kashmir solidarity is a big example of human rights violations and international relation destruction that will be discussed in this paper (Farrell).
Annotated Bibliography
Carriere, Kevin R. "Threats to Human Rights: A General Review." JSPP (2015). https://jspp.psychopen.eu/article/view/897/html.
This source by Kevin R. is a useful source for my research paper because of its states some of the causes of human rights violations. According to this source, even after the presence of the Declaration of Human Rights charter, still, human rights are violated. The source describes different reasons for human right violation in different countries.
Farrell, Brian. "The Role of International Law in the Kashmir Conflict." Penn State International Law (2003). https://elibrary.law.psu.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1789&context=psilr.
This source would be used to address my research question. This source is specifically talking about the role of international law (International Declaration of Human Rights) in solving human right violation in Kashmir that is also the latest hot issue on the international level. I will use this research to explain why there is a human right violation and why international law is failed to break the chain of slavery and stop violations in developing or poor countries across the world.
Loper, Simon N.M. Young and Kelley. "Asia-Pacific Journal on Human Rights and the Law." Brill | Nijhoff (2012). https://brill.com/view/journals/aphu/aphu-overview.xml.
This source specifically talks about human rights and international relations. I will use this source into my research paper to support my claim that human right violation in some countries impacting human right violation badly. I will use this source to explain the relation between negative international relations among countries that do not practice active human rights.
Randall, Peerenboom, and. "Assessing Human Rights in China: Why the Double Standard." UCLA Public Law & Legal Theory Series (2005): 78-148. https://escholarship.org/content/qt2t39b9rn/qt2t39b9rn.pdf.
China is among those countries who are even having developed economic structure, still violating national and international human rights. This source talks about the debate of China and the United States' human rights policy and how the country is violating human rights by neglecting international law. I will use this source in my research paper to introduce countries violating human rights. This source will be valuable to introduce my research question.
Lomperis, Timothy J. “Chapter 66: Asian Political Thought.” 21st Century Political Science: A Reference Handbook, 2011, pp. 560–568.
This reading is significant for my research, as it presents all the central ideas of Asian political thought and will be useful while describing and understanding ideologies.
