Criminal Justice: Human Rights

Research Question: Why do human rights violations occur?

ABC CLIO: Issues Database
Global Issues in Context: "Click on Browse Issues"
Biography in Context: Gale/Infotrac (Use this database to search for prominent people)
Gale Power Search (Search all of the Gale databases at once)

Step 1: What are human rights? What are human rights? Why are they important?
Step 2: The Articles. Identify the specific articles in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights that focus on the Human Rights violation you are studying.
Step 3: Documents. Locate documents in the library's recommended databases and websites on your topic. On your tri-fold board, you will include a summary and analysis of each article. The analysis should answer the following questions:
Step 4: Violation (See Human Right Violation Project Overview for further explanation of Step 4)
Step 5: What can be done? Steps taken or being taken to eradicate this violation and/information to get involved. Actions governments or organizations have taken or put in place to eradicate/help solve the violation (legislation, programs, etc.)
Step 6: Visuals. Pictures, maps of the region of focus, and process for change/remedy/info to get involved. Cite all visuals.
Step 7: Citations. Cite ALL sources, including visuals and graphs. Your tri-fold board should have a Works Cited list and in-text citations.
Step 8: Presentation. Be prepared as a group to present your project before your peers.

Continue to locate credible sources, including images, and cite them in Noodle Tools.
Continue to take notes in Noodle Tools.
Create a poster outline.