CULTURAL DIMENSION

OF GLOBALIZATION
 SOCIAL JUSTICE & HUMAN RIGHTS
AMIDST GLOBALIZATION

• The age of globalization has to challenge traditional societies whether to adopt or

resist the rapid global changes which come with it. There are people who are
excluded from globalization by the government simply because they are a
hindrance to rapid social mobility & involvement to economic advancement.
Others are simply dispersed or is being left out from the rapid changes that has
been going on amidst the society. In some real sense it is not actually the rulers
and political culture that should be blamed for these negative consequences but
the state as well.
 GLOBAL HUMANITARIAN CRISIS

A humanitarian crisis or "humanitarian disaster" is defined as a singular event or a series of events that are
threatening in terms of health, safety or well-being of a community or large group of people. Humanitarian
crises can either be natural disasters, man-made disasters or complex emergencies.
BEHIND THE GLITTER: MICA AND CHILD MINING IN
INDIA/MADAGASCAR

Many people in Madagascar India known large

producer of Mica are hooked on mining just to
earn a living. Young girls doing hard labour jobs
even sacrificing their education just to make a
small amount of money out of this mineral.
Sadly, western notion for beauty promotes make
up as a medium for feature enhancement.
 Millions of young girls around the world suffer injustices like lack of education, early
marriage & gender-based violence. Families prioritize educations for males rather than
females. Even those who are in school still struggles to stay or finish their education. Lack
of comfort room, toilets & wash room adds to the susceptibility of women against violence
& crime.
 The culture of indigenous peoples, such as
the Maori tribe in New Zealand, Indians in
North America, indigenous communities in
Mexico, Bedouins in Israel, are challenged
by the pervasive presence of globalization.
Problems of land grabbing and abuse of
natural resources are the main problems
given by the escalation of multinational
corporations extracting resources owned or
inhabited by these people. Foreign
dominations stabilize its position by luring
the IP's to despise their culture & imbibe or
assimilate the new one which in turn creates
chaos among the tribe people.
BRAZIL’S INDIGENOUS PEOPLE FIGHTS BACK TO
SAVE THE AMAZON
 CHINA’S REPRESSION OF UIGHURS IN XINJIANG
A GLOBAL PROCESS OF CULTURAL UNIFICATION

 Xinjiang, officially known as Xinjiang

Uighur Autonomous region has been
claimed by the CCP (Chinese Communist
Party) in 1949. From China, it borders
eight countries including Pakistan,
Kazakhstan, and Kyrgyztan. The people
living there are Uighurs which still refers
the region as East Turkestan hence they are
remnants of the Turkish empire. Most of
the people living in this place are Turkic-
speaking ethnic group primarily practicing
Islamic culture & religion.
 Afghanistan is on course to witness
the highest ever number of
documented civilian casualties in a
single year. Some 80 per cent of
nearly a quarter of a million Afghans
forced to flee since the end of May
are women and children. Ongoing
fighting has been reported in 33 of
Afghanistan's 34 provinces. Since the
beginning of this year, nearly 120,000
Afghans have fled from rural areas to
Kabul province.
 DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF
CONGO
 19.6 million Congolese require
humanitarian assistance, nearly a
60% increase in need compared to
last year's report. Like Syria and
Yemen, the timeline for the
Democratic Republic of Congo is
full of oppression, neglect, and
unrest. The country suffered
especially under the colonial rule of
Belgium, and was set up for failure
when it gained independence in
1960.
THE FACES OF MATERNAL AND
CHILD HEALTH IN SOUTH SUDAN
 Since gaining independence in
2011, South Sudan has faced
constant turbulence. As of
December 2020, 6.5 million South
Sudanese require humanitarian
assistance. 63% of the country
faces food insecurity. Women and
children have been hit hardest by
these shocks, resulting in issues
around malnutrition and health.
SOMALIA
 The number of Somalis requiring
humanitarian assistance has increased
by 40% and now exceeds 5 million —
nearly half of the country's population.
As of 2020, nearly 15% of Somalia's
population is displaced. Job loss due to
displacement can, as we see with the
cycle of poverty, be exacerbated if one
family relocates to an area where they
may face greater inequality.
QUESTIONS
1. What percent of the world cobalt consumption?

2. What is Global Humanitarian crisis?

3. What is DRC?

4. Xinjiang is known as?

5. Refugee Agencies are alarmed by the unfolding humanitarian crisis in?

6. For how many percent of the country South Sudan that faces food insecurity?

7. What year of the ebola outbreak in the democratic republic of congo?

8. A polio outbreak that began in?

9. Other terms of Child Labour in Cobalt?

10. what is the complete name of our teacher?