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    This document discusses human rights issues around the world and in Latin America. It notes that the Universal Declaration of Human Rights was adopted in 1948, with Saudi Arabia and the Soviet Union abstaining. In Latin America, it discusses ongoing conflicts involving the FARC in Colombia, journalists being murdered for exposing drug trafficking in Mexico, and basic rights violations in Venezuela. The document also mentions cuts to press freedom in Ecuador and high levels of physical and sexual violence against women in several Latin American countries. It provides statistics on child abuse affecting 40 million children, child labor involving 246 million, 300,000 child soldiers, and 27 million victims of human trafficking globally.

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    This document discusses human rights issues around the world and in Latin America. It notes that the Universal Declaration of Human Rights was adopted in 1948, with Saudi Arabia and the Soviet Union abstaining. In Latin America, it discusses ongoing conflicts involving the FARC in Colombia, journalists being murdered for exposing drug trafficking in Mexico, and basic rights violations in Venezuela. The document also mentions cuts to press freedom in Ecuador and high levels of physical and sexual violence against women in several Latin American countries. It provides statistics on child abuse affecting 40 million children, child labor involving 246 million, 300,000 child soldiers, and 27 million victims of human trafficking globally.

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    This document discusses human rights issues around the world and in Latin America. It notes that the Universal Declaration of Human Rights was adopted in 1948, with Saudi Arabia and the Soviet Union abstaining. In Latin America, it discusses ongoing conflicts involving the FARC in Colombia, journalists being murdered for exposing drug trafficking in Mexico, and basic rights violations in Venezuela. The document also mentions cuts to press freedom in Ecuador and high levels of physical and sexual violence against women in several Latin American countries. It provides statistics on child abuse affecting 40 million children, child labor involving 246 million, 300,000 child soldiers, and 27 million victims of human trafficking globally.

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    HUMAN RIGHTS

    INGLES II
    LIBIA ARIZAGA

    UNIVERSAL DECLARATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS


    10-december-1948
    Saudi

    in Paris.

    Arabia and the defunct Union, who boasted of


    defending democracy Soviet Socialist Republics abstained
    from approving the Declaration

    HUMAN RIGHTS IN LATIN AMERICA


    COLOMBIA
    presence of the FARC or over 60 years
    in the political life of the nation.

    Mxico
    where journalists are murdered for
    denouncing drug trafficking.

    VENEZUELA
    The basic rights of its citizens are
    violated.

    ECUADOR
    Cutting press freedom.

    Also

    Bolivia, Colombia, Peru and Ecuador are the


    Latin American countries that have been detected
    more cases of physical or sexual violence against
    women.

    Statistics in five key areas of human


    rights violation
    Child

    abuse.

    40 million children

    Child

    labor.

    246 million children

    Child

    soldiers

    300,000 children

    Human

    Trafficking

    27 million people

    Sarting

    with respect for


    others from their space to
    their opinions are met.

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