Question

human rights watch
human rights watch is dedicated to protecting peoples rights around the globe. like amnesty international, the organization investigates and exposes abuses such as tor-
ture, violence against women, and child exploitation. it holds abusers accountable and challenges governments to end abusive practices. it accepts no money from any gov-
ment and depends solely on private contributions and publishes reports on human rights conditions in some 90 countries, in an attempt to gain attention in local and international media.
section 2b: analyzing evidence - based data

1. this cartoon would most likely have been used by people who support
2. the warsaw pact
3. the european union
4. amnesty international
5. nazi germany
6. what is the main idea of the cartoon?
7. many people have died as a result of joining the military.
8. some countries use violence and torture against their own citizens.
9. some people are penalized for their treatment of political prisoners.
10. most governments reflect western legal principles.

in this section, the “enduring issue” of the impact of human rights violations enco-
mpasses the idea that various individuals and countries violated human rights by examining the atrocities committed since the un universal declaration of human rights was
section 3a: human rights violations by key leaders and countries
despite the creation of the universal declaration of human rights and other inter-
national treaties, human rights violations have continued worldwide. over the past cen-
tury, the world has witnessed everything from widespread violence, sexual abuse,
human trafficking, to inhumane treatment of humanity by dictators. despite the efforts
of human rights organizations, these abuses persist.

Explanation:

The text and cartoon are related to human - rights issues. Amnesty International is an organization focused on human - rights protection, similar to Human Rights Watch mentioned. The cartoon with "Human Rights" on the boot likely represents the fight against human - rights violations, which aligns with Amnesty International's goals. For the main idea of the cartoon, the boot symbolizes the forceful suppression of human rights, suggesting that some countries use violence and torture against their own citizens.

Answer:

1. Amnesty International
2. Some countries use violence and torture against their own citizens.