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 * What is your initial reaction to the video you just watched?
 * What is the message that the creator is trying to get accross?
 * What questions do you have about the video's content?

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 * = Why did you choose these FIVE ? =
 * = Why are they the most IMPORTANT ﻿, in your opinion? =
 * = Give EXAMPLES (from history or today) that go against the articles you chose. =

I chose these five becuase it siad in the directions to chose 5 articles so i chose the ones that looked the most appeling to me due to the words they used<~

They are the most imortant becuase they had alot of content in the article and I knew it would hold alot of information<~

To be honest I didnt really read over the articles i just took a quick look over them and saw some of the imprtant information that was poping out to me.


 * Who was involved in its creation?
 * What purpose was the document created for?
 * When was it created?
 * Where/under which organization was it created?
 * Why was it created? What was the historical context?
 * How does it apply to today? How can you see it applying to today?

** Dr. Charles Malik (Lebanon) **

** Alexandre Bogomolov (USSR) **

** Dr. Peng-chun Chang (China) **

** René Cassin (France) **

** Eleanor Roosevelt (US) **

** Charles Dukes (United Kingdom) **

** William Hodgson (Australia) **

** Hernan Santa Cruz (Chile) **

** John P. Humphrey (Canada) **

It was made to prevent anything similar to WW2 again. ** 10 December, 1948 After WW2 **

The United Nations

** To prevent WW2 from happening again. **   ** I think that most of its traits still applie now in days. I think that this is just a reiduration of what most people have grown to do. Back when it was written, people had to follow this, in the modern day, it comes natural to us. **
 * What is the video trying to get across?
 * What is human trafficking?
 * How does this video make you feel?

The video is trying to tell the viewer that human trafficking is wrong and that jsut because we never hear about it doesnt mean that its not real.

Human trafficking is when someone or a group of people kidnap or buy a person for money. People buy slaves from across the country and are sold to other people. They are used for work,sex,money, or to just surve as maids for their owner.

The video made me feel bad for the people that are being kidnaped and sold.

1)What are the human rights issues of concern for the organization?(consult the UDHR and UN Millennium Goals) They are concerned about the human traffficking becuase it will only grow if they dont try to stop it.

2)What is the goal of the organization/website?

The goal of the website is to show how bad human trafficking is and how they are gunna try to stop human trafficking and slavery.

3)How does the organization advocate for change  They try to make change by having people know what human trafficking is and how it needs to be stopped.