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Saturday, January 21, 2017

The 2014 Olympic Games and Human Rights

The Winter exceptional Games in Sochi had on the nose finished and it was the more or less costly Olympics ever. Why they were disputed and caused passionate discussion concerning serviceman flops? Every day we could see news and articles about animadversion of organizing Olympics in Sochi, especially because of violating human being rights and non-democratic regime in Russia. The main(prenominal) resistance was focused on practice of laws, which limit human rights and which argon generally common and original in democracy. One of them was law against gay, lesbians and bisexual. Their rights argon out of interrogative mood in Russia. An otherwise blistering topic was pursuit of diary keeper and media in general. As I already mention, Sochi was the most expensive in history of Olympic Games, so there argon concerns about corruption, environmental damage, ontogenesis of foreign workers, expropriation of land without capable compensation, etc..\nWhat was the reaction of public, politicians, delightsmen and organizations involved in protecting human rights? almost politicians and sportsmen boycotted games and some organizations came out against organizing games in Sochi. Do you think it is right and justifiable? Is It appropriate right smart how to face it and show receive attitudes? I know it is elusive to say, because it depends on certain circumstances. basically in my opinion just boycott is not a good solution, because Im a summercater and I like sports. I even think that sport is a perfect whoreson how to fight against violating human rights, because it is unmatched event when nations from all all over the world meet and fence in meaningful and tranquil way. It is also opportunity for promoting and support human rights, mutual ground and respect. So politicians should come and practice support their representatives.\nOn the other hand, I must let in that there can be situations such as war, when boycotts are reasonable and well-f ounded. Very classic question is, where are Olympic Games supposed to be held? In my opinion Olympi...

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