Human Rights Violation In Marco's Dictatorship

From the previous units, we have learned that globalization both brings positive and negative consequences to the world. Despite the global efforts to promote the protection of human rights and the environment to achieve sustainable development such as “the establishment of an international framework that facilitates economic sharing to create an equal world” (http://www.sharing.org/why-nations-need-to-share/global-poverty-inequality), we could not deny the fact that there is a huge disparity of living standard across the world. Unequal income and welfare distribution are still pervasive in both developed and developing nation.

According to the Research Institute of the Credit Suisse, “Europe holds about one-third of the world’s total wealth, North America owns another third and the rest of the world the remaining one. Africa, China, India, and South America only account for about half of that last third, which implies that more than half of the world’s population only gets

This has been used by this government to avail the IMF Loan grant. The aftermath of this is an eye opener to every citizen the emphasis for the promotion of democracy. While the Philippines have directed its effort for an open and free economy between 1980 and 2000, and employ cost-cutting measure in government spending, as part of the structural condition, resulting in an increase in poverty and inequality.

At present, the government budget along with the many foreign aides, I believe is adequate enough to improve the country’s economy. However, beyond the political will, the challenge lies in good governance coupled with proper planning, prioritization of programs, the inclusion of poverty and inequality in the research agenda to address its real