Break Down the Barries: The Global Unity Examination in Resolving Conflicts and Promoting Human Rights

Clashes between races, religions, and regions are not just confined to one place or one nation of the world. These are common from the period of the civilization unknown to the recent period. Why are these, even in the technology-equipped era? Man established his identity in space but has a narrow, fickle, and unopened mindset in a few ethnic cases. The facts of the societies are that we, as human beings, as one race of the world, cannot sit together on this earth. It leads to an urgent plea for the unification of humans on earth. The homicide in any form will loot the humans on the planet and turn into a desert. Sometimes, the governments of a few nations cannot control these crises; beyond that, they have been supported by the governments and are pushed into economic crises. Human rights abolition leads to the migration of people from one country to another country and crossing the borders of the nations illegally. Science says this world made a tiny global village due to its advancement. However, the nations are encased in a robust shell of a feeling of race, country, religion, etc., and are unwilling to set a global village environment. These clashes are not confined to the borders of a nation. It extends beyond the nations and suffers the other. This paper is an attempt for an earnest plea to establish a global peace association throughout the world, explaining the Rohingya issue.

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Journal of Information Systems Engineering & Management
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2025-05-03
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https://doi.org/10.52783/jisem.v10i42s.8194
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Global Peace and Security Dynamics
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Break Down the Barries: The Global Unity Examination in Resolving Conflicts and Promoting Human Rights

Rozakis Christos L.
Journal of Information Systems Engineering & Management
Global Peace and Security Dynamics
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Break Down the Barries: The Global Unity Examination in Resolving Conflicts and Promoting Human Rights

Rozakis Christos L.
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Abstract

Clashes between races, religions, and regions are not just confined to one place or one nation of the world. These are common from the period of the civilization unknown to the recent period. Why are these, even in the technology-equipped era? Man established his identity in space but has a narrow, fickle, and unopened mindset in a few ethnic cases. The facts of the societies are that we, as human beings, as one race of the world, cannot sit together on this earth. It leads to an urgent plea for the unification of humans on earth. The homicide in any form will loot the humans on the planet and turn into a desert. Sometimes, the governments of a few nations cannot control these crises; beyond that, they have been supported by the governments and are pushed into economic crises. Human rights abolition leads to the migration of people from one country to another country and crossing the borders of the nations illegally. Science says this world made a tiny global village due to its advancement. However, the nations are encased in a robust shell of a feeling of race, country, religion, etc., and are unwilling to set a global village environment. These clashes are not confined to the borders of a nation. It extends beyond the nations and suffers the other. This paper is an attempt for an earnest plea to establish a global peace association throughout the world, explaining the Rohingya issue.

Journal of Information Systems Engineering & ManagementVol. 10(42s)
Openalex Percentile: Top 88%
Global Peace and Security Dynamics
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