Humanitarian Crisis of the Country-Free-Samples for Students

Questions: 1.Write a reflection explaining how the common good is challenged or negated by this issue (see the Reading below) locally and globally. 2.Propose two or three ways to address the challenge, as an advocate, in order to achieve a more just community or society. Answers: 1.A reflection explaining how the common good is challenged or negated by this issue- Humanitarian crisis is when the basic human rights of a group of people is threatened by some damaging events and human interventions. The main causes behind largescale humanitarian crisis includes conflict, war and violence between communities or races. It is required that all the peace keeping bodies work at all level to contain the crisis and return normalcy. The conflict in Syria started as a civil war where two opposing forces, one of which is the government forces and supporters of Bashar al-Assad and in the opposite side various forces that is against the government, are at war with each other. Several countries around the world are supporting either of the two sides, which is causing heavy military activities and armed conflict in the region and loss of innumerable lives. The United Nations chief of Human Rights chief has stated that the crisis at Syria has been the worst man-made disaster the world has seen since World War II (News.un.org, 2018). The commissioner has also pointed out that the Today, in a sense the entire country has become a torture-chamber: a place of savage horror and absolute injustice. The statements of the chief of the human rights commission of the United Nation can be well justified by analyzing the present situation of the country. An image of a Syrian baby girl of 1 month was released by agencies which explains the situation which most of the people are facing due to the armed conflict Image 1: Malnourished baby girl from Syria which depicts the acute humanitarian crisis of the country. Source: (Globalcitizen.org, 2018) The girl was so malnourished that she was unable to even cry. Since 2011, 5.4 million have fled the country and have become refugees. Within the country there are more than 6.1 million people homeless and displaced (Unhcr.org, 2018). There are 13.1 people helplessly waiting for support. Bombs and bullets have become a part of the daily lifestyle of the people. More than 70 percent people are living in acute poverty conditions with scarcity of even basic needs (Unhcr.org, 2018). Therefore, it is evident the condition of Syria is against the common good both locally and globally. Globally it is harmful because more people are fleeing the country and becoming refugees in other countries. More numbers of refugees are causing imbalance of administration and causing scarcity of food and resources in the host countries as well. 2.Ways to address the challenge, as an advocate, in order to achieve a more just community or society- The situation of breaking down of administration and human rights have come quicker than generally anticipated. Not as much as 10 years back in excess of a million Iraqi displaced people fled that nation's affable war and took refuge to Syria. Around then, Syria was seen as a steady nation to dwell in. Today, Syria is one of the nations producing highest number of refugees. The neighboring nations of Lebanon, Turkey, Jordan and Northern Iraq have assumed the essential liability of giving the three million displaced people from Syria access to their regions. Regardless of the truth that the biggest humanitarian crisis in the past many years is unfurling ideally just at the door of the European landmass, the ability to assume and disperse liability among the members of the European nations is deficient. While Sweden has offered refuge to extensive quantities of Syrians who have figured out how to get to the nation and provided them and their families' members basic changeless living arrangement since September 2013, most of the other European nations have done nothing but to abstain from giving a place of refuge to frantic Syrians (Egeland, 2018). There has to be more precise actions to help the people in the country and reverse the situation in the country to a better situation. The first action is to bring back the political stability of the region with an international effort. There are two opposing armed parties who are at war with each other and the international powers have taken sides and are also supplying arms to the parties (Collins, 2017). There is an urgent need to talk to all the nations who have extended outside support and stop them from doing so. The united nations can play an important role in this regard as it has some power in advising the nations (Peacekeeping.un.org, 2018). The countries have to mutually agree to accelerate the peace keeping process rather than supplying arms to the parties. The second action to be taken in this regard is to establish a synchronization and cooperation between all the agencies that are working for peace keeping and relief. The individuals fled their homes in Nigeria in view of contention, viciousness and disregard that have been developed over various years. The disregard is shared by both the national government and the worldwide group. No one truly sufficiently minded to center around what occurred in North-Eastern Nigeria where Boko Haram and other outfitted performers could do apparently whatever they needed to exposed regular folks (Shuaibu, Salleh, Shehu, 2015). Time and again it isn't target needs that figure out who stands out enough to be noticed and who does not. Be that as it may, selective humanism isn't humane, and we should give a similar least measure of consideration, help and activity to all evacuees, wherever they are. In Syria as well authorities need to take care of all the people in need in a synchronized way without discrimination. The third way in which the crisis can be reduced and a better situation can be created for the people in need in Syria is by sending financial aids from different countries and sending in doctors, engineers and human rights people. The country has been destroyed by the civil war and by terrorist activities of ISIS (Khan Estrada, 2016). It needs to be rebuilt from scratch and the basic services of sustaining life has to be given to the people of the country. This will require financial assistance, which the prosperous and developed countries can provide. Apart from that doctors and engineers can be sent in to provide basic services like building necessary infrastructure and providing basic healthcare facilities. Infrastructure and healthcare are two basic needs that is required for maintenance of minimum human rights. Six years of viciousness have murdered near a large portion of 10 lakhs people, as per the Syrian Center for Policy Research, and uprooted half of the nation's prewar population, permitted the Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant (ISIL, otherwise called ISIS) to seize enormous portions of region, and made the most noticeably bad philanthropic emergency in late memory. Worldwide discretionary endeavors have over and over neglected to convey the extended clash more like an end and instead of solving the problem external players have taken efforts to act as a catalyst in increasing the problem. Time has come for a joint effort from all the sections of the society to act unitedly in solving the problem. References: Collins, D. (2017).Syria war: 'Worst man-made disaster since World War II'.Aljazeera.com. Retrieved 26 February 2018, from https://www.aljazeera.com/indepth/features/2017/03/syria-war-worst-man-disaster-world-war-ii-170315054907704.html Egeland, J. (2018).This Is the Worst Refugee Crisis Since WWII. It's Time for Us to Rethink Our Response.HuffPost. Retrieved 26 February 2018, from https://www.huffingtonpost.com/jan-egeland/refugee-crisis-wwii-aid-_b_5791776.html Globalcitizen.org. (2018).10 Moments That Shaped the World's Biggest Humanitarian Crisis Since World War II.Global Citizen. 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