What steps has the international community taken to address humanitarian crises throughout the twentieth and twenty- first centuries, including human rights abuse? Evaluate the effectiveness off the international response to at least two human rights issues.
Problems that are dealt with regarding human rights abuses and humanitarian crises: poverty, slavery, people being tortured/abused, etc. The international response can help by giving the needed $$$ to repair lost homes, or to provide food and clothing health, and schooling. You can help by volunteering, or donating money/essential items
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The international community mainly deals with issues somewhere along the lines of poverty, natural disaster, rebuilding after the destruction of war, human enslavement or abuse by funding effected individuals, offering free (or reduced costs for) school, health care, food, clean (drinkable) water to help get them back up, on their feet.
Citizens, like yourself, can easily help to support this cause by donating to specific causes, or charities, around the world, that work towards the purpose. Or, if you REALLY want to be a bigger help to those in need, around the globe... doing your research on the particular issue, and then creating your OWN, little organization to fix those things can ALSO be just as great of a help (if not potentially MORE, depending on the issue), then merely donating a ton of money to an organization that may not always do exactly what you think might me necessary to solve the problem(s). Just keep in mind, however, that setting up your own organization may not be capable of the same things a preexisting, heavily funded organization might... so if you're GOING to look to make a difference, you should certainly do as much research on the topic, as possible, beforehand, in order to make the MOST amount of a positive difference in the world.
(As an FYI, this essay was about 90% opinionated, written in my own words, but hopefully it might help you get some better ideas, rewording it in your own essays. Good luck [potently fellow grads]! :D)