Question: PROBLEM: Claim: Catalans clearly want self determination
What evidence supports this claim?

EVIDENCE: 1. The United Nations , Charter of the United Nations , 26 June 1945 , Chapter 1 , Article 1 , Coll , Gaspar Pericay , 74 % of Catalan citizens are in favour of holding an independence referendum in Catalonia , , 10 October 2012 ,
2. When polled by the Catalan Survey Institute 74.1 % said they would be in favour of organising a referendum with 19.9 % against , the remaining 6 % were undecided .
3. This is enshrined in the UN Charter right at the start in Article 1 as a purpose of the United Nations To develop friendly relations among nations based on respect for the principle of equal rights and self-determination of peoples and is also in other major international agreements .
4. Every peoples has the right to self determination .
5. It is clear that the Catalans wish to exercise this right to decide their own destiny democratically through a referendum .
6. Large numbers of states have been recognised since this principle of self determination was recognised by the world in 1945 a great many of them states that are less natural states in terms of size , economy , ethnicity or geography so it would be wrong to deny a right exercised by so many others from the Catalans .


PROBLEM: Claim: An international regulatory body should exist for global migration.
What evidence supports this claim?

EVIDENCE: 1. Deparle , `` Global Migration .
2. Because migrant rights are a growing problem and an essential part of globalization , an international regulatory body would be an effective way of improving human rights around the world .
3. States make -LRB- and often ignore -RRB- their own rules , deciding who can come , how long they stay , and what rights they enjoy . ''
4. Jason Deparle of the New York Times writes , The most personal and perilous form of movement is the most unregulated .
5. Migration is an essential part of globalization , but there is no international body regulating the flow of workers around the world .
6. The international community has created a number of regulatory bodies that have helped the global economy adapt to rising globalization , such as the World Trade Organization , the World Bank , and the International Monetary Fund .
7. With an international regulatory body , states would be held accountable for protecting migrant rights , and migrant policies and protections would be better coordinated .


PROBLEM: Claim: People should be allowed to do whatever they want to their own bodies
What evidence supports this claim?

EVIDENCE: 1. In most cases , this is highly debatable . -RRB-
2. -LRB- Assuming that cannabis use is harmful .
3. However , regulation has been brought in to minimize the effects on others for alcohol and cigarettes , such as bans on smoking in public places , and the same thing could be done for cannabis .
4. Smoking cannabis may have effects on others , such as through the effects of passive smoking .
5. People are allowed to eat or drink to their detriment .
6. It is important that we have the liberty to do what we want to our own bodies .
7. Why then , should people not be allowed to harm themselves through cannabis use ?
8. In many countries it is legal to take one 's life .


PROBLEM: Claim: Creates a community where everyone feels a social commitment to the elderly.
What evidence supports this claim?

EVIDENCE:
Answer: 1. Although commitments to the rights of older people do exist , for example the Madrid International Plan of Action on Ageing , they are not legally binding , more needs to be done to ensure that the care of the elderly is adopted as a legal priority by governments and by whole communities ; this law would be the first step in that process . .
2. Yet more and more old people are dying each year of malnutrition or freezing to death in their homes : over the last five years there has been an increase in winter deaths by 25,000 every year - this is unacceptable .
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4. The elderly , as a social group , have been largely neglected by society .
5. Everybody should have a responsibility to each other .
6. Elderly people are equal citizens with equal rights , they deserve to have enough money for a secure and decent life in retirement with access to the health and social care that they need .
7. By starting at grass roots , legalizing the responsibility of the young to look after the old , would benefit society in general and promote the respect of the elderly .