Friday, January 3, 2014

Welcome to our blog! This blog focuses on how domestic violence is a direct violation of human rights. Human rights are defined as the rights to which a human is entitled simply by being born. These rights are defined in the Declaration of Human Rights. Many human rights are violated by domestic violence, but three specific violations are: the right to freedom of equality, the right to freedom from torture and mistreatment, and the right to participate in the cultural life of community. We feel very passionately that domestic violence is happening too often and needs to be stopped. To the right, you will see four editorials that connect domestic violence to the themes of famous pieces of literature. As fellow human beings, we have the power to put a stop to domestic violence. On our call to action post, you can learn about the various ways that you can take a stance against domestic violence.