based on these photographs, which action taken by the governments of chile and argentina violated the…

based on these photographs, which action taken by the governments of chile and argentina violated the principles of the universal declaration of human rights? (1) conducting trials by juries (2) blowing up factories (3) arresting known criminals (4) kidnapping political opponents\nin which way are the situations shown in these photographs similar? (1) military regimes overthrew democratically elected leaders in both countries. (2) the united nations sent peacekeeping forces that provided aid in both countries. (3) marxist parties removed the military leaders holding power in both countries. (4) foreign armies led invasions in both countries.\nmalala yousafzai\nmalala yousafzai, activist | biography\nat age eleven, malala yousafzai was already advocating for the rights of women and girls. as an outspoken proponent for girls right to education, yousafzai was often in danger because of her beliefs. however, even after being shot by the taliban, she continued her activism and founded the malala fund with her father. by age seventeen, yousafzai became the youngest person to receive the nobel peace prize for her work.\nby the time she was ten years old, taliban extremists began to take control of the swat valley in pakistan and many of her favorite things were banned. girls were no longer able to attend school, and owning a television, playing music and dancing were all prohibited. girls education was specifically targeted by the taliban and by the end of 2008 they had destroyed over 400 schools. at eleven years old, yousafzai decided to stand up to the taliban.\n10. describe the human rights violations that malala was protesting.\nanswer:

based on these photographs, which action taken by the governments of chile and argentina violated the principles of the universal declaration of human rights? (1) conducting trials by juries (2) blowing up factories (3) arresting known criminals (4) kidnapping political opponents\nin which way are the situations shown in these photographs similar? (1) military regimes overthrew democratically elected leaders in both countries. (2) the united nations sent peacekeeping forces that provided aid in both countries. (3) marxist parties removed the military leaders holding power in both countries. (4) foreign armies led invasions in both countries.\nmalala yousafzai\nmalala yousafzai, activist | biography\nat age eleven, malala yousafzai was already advocating for the rights of women and girls. as an outspoken proponent for girls right to education, yousafzai was often in danger because of her beliefs. however, even after being shot by the taliban, she continued her activism and founded the malala fund with her father. by age seventeen, yousafzai became the youngest person to receive the nobel peace prize for her work.\nby the time she was ten years old, taliban extremists began to take control of the swat valley in pakistan and many of her favorite things were banned. girls were no longer able to attend school, and owning a television, playing music and dancing were all prohibited. girls education was specifically targeted by the taliban and by the end of 2008 they had destroyed over 400 schools. at eleven years old, yousafzai decided to stand up to the taliban.\n10. describe the human rights violations that malala was protesting.\nanswer:

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  1. (4) kidnapping political opponents
  2. (1) Military regimes overthrew democratically - elected leaders in both countries
  3. The Taliban's prohibition of girls' education, which is a violation of the right to education, a fundamental human - right.

Brief Explanations:

  1. Kidnapping political opponents violates human rights principles in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
  2. Military take - overs of democratically elected governments undermine the right to democratic governance.
  3. Malala fought for girls' right to education as the Taliban's actions restricted this basic human right.