Human Rights Victims And Leaders

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The Holocaust and its sciences will stay forever in peoples’ minds. Terrible things were done during World War Two; they were so terrible and unbelievable that basically there is no human that would think that that kind of terror is still alive even now. There is no need to say how Human Rights have been violated during Holocaust and even though it was 55 years ago and touched every person’s sole we see how Human Rights are violated nowadays.
An example of such violation is a story of Ukrainian prisoner Danylo Shumuk who had been incarcerated in various prisons and labor camps for almost 37 years. And as Germans were against Jewish people just because they were Jewish, which is definitely dense argument so as Danylo was imprisoned for his thoughts and believes and that’s a total nonsense and plus it’s a violation of Human Rights (freedom of speech). Danylo Shumuk is person of a strong character and will, not every person on earth would endure that that has passed Danylo. His life in prison and all kinds of camps can not be called life it was one big nightmare; work from sunrise till night, torture – specifically they forced him and others to run on sharp stones with barefooted legs. Danylo was a victim of reckless regime that basically ruined his life.
Another example is an African pastor Simon Farisani who was imprisoned in South African prison. He was arrested and later tortured for antiracist views. That’s another example of violation of Human Rights. Police tortured Simon Farisani very often and stopped when he was loosing his conscious. That’s what he said: “They banged my head against the wall, pulled off my hair and bread. They made me lie on my back, raise my lags and they kicked me in my private parts. There was blood all over, my head was swollen, and I was breathing through the ears because my eardrums were punctured.” I think that there is no need to continue his story of pain and torture.
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