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- - - - The right to protest in the United States is definitely relevant to me. There is a chance that all of us as Americans will be dissatisfied with something that is done by the government, no matter one's political views. This could lead us to protest whatever this action would be since protests are a very common form of resistance to controversial or unpopular government actions.
- - - - For my future, I want to attend law school and practice law, which tend to be wealthier. The issue of poverty will likely never be directly relevant in my life. However, the speech about the camel will be. Despite the success that lawyers have in their careers, I and other lawyers cannot forget about those who need food, water, or shelter desperately. I will also have to keep my integrity during this. Many people end up working for people that they know have committed serious atrocities.
- - - - With my future, this is relevant to me because I plan on practicing law. This could lead to many moral issues. For example, if I become a prosecutor and enforce laws, it would be hypocritical for me to even speed in traffic. It would be hypocritical for me to encourage charity if I as a lawyer do not help out in said charities.
        
        The lessons I talked about are relevant to each other in several ways. The question of the application of how human rights, biblical references being applied to both by me and finally the issues against lawyers on a character basis.
- - - - For my future, this research is relevant because in law school, I will need to understand genocides such as this one because it will show the importance of legal rights in a government. Without these, if a group of peoples' rights get taken away any further, little actions that they do can become criminalized, which will require me to possibly defend them for it.
- - - - In my future, I would be involved in providing people their right to fair representation depending on which field of law I end up in (UDHR Article 10), the legal system works in a way to presume someone who is accused of a crime to be innocent until a sufficient amount of evidence proves their guilt (UDHR Article 12). Rights such as these came from the United States and with the work of Washington.
        
        For the case of the United States, the right to protest was a major concern in its foundation. The British silenced any dissent against the king because they were taxed without representation. This was one of many human rights violations that led to the American revolution starting in 1775
        
        These two modules are connected because of the foundations. I used the example of the founding fathers of the United States, but the Magna Carta had a significant influence on their work, the Declaration of independence and the US Constitution.
- - - - With my future, this document is not directly relevant to me because I do not live in an ASEAN member state, but it is relevant to me because it shows the impact the United States has on human rights, especially in the area of due process.
        
        Both of these units have a connection because both involve major legal changes regarding due process. The ideas that were brought up in both documents were declared human rights by the UDHR.