They are so efficient that they deplete our oceans of much of the life in them. Their 'slash and burn' style also has the potential of causing the extinction of whole species of ocean life. Put them together and the count goes to multiple-violations of human rights. As human beings we have the right to know the creatures that we share space with on this planet. Certainly the forced labor of a child in China, or anywhere else for that matter, is no less abhorrent than the sanctioned starvation of a child in Iraq by the U.S. government.
Every human life is precious.
But once we put labels on them, or judge the worth of individuals based upon the color of their skin, their ethnicity, economic status, political or spiritual beliefs, national boundaries, or by any other man-made criteria, we begin to lose the meaning of what it takes to be a civilized society. For some ideas on how to end Human Rights Violations, click here This site was designed by Casner Creations as a means to distribute knowledge and awareness, help spark the light of hope, and foster Positive Social and Environmental Action.