Religion is like slow poison, and just as poison is killing your body, in the same way religion is killing your soul. The only one difference is religion is masquerading as medicine, and while you are think, it is there for your own benefit. It is secretly killing you.  Before you become aware of it, religion has turned you into a lifeless being. The negative effects of religion on society are tremendous. Three negative points of religion such as making people ignorance, turning people against themselves , turning people against each other . Religion not only has negative points but also positive points. The three positive points such as eliminate the negative consequences of fears, charity, serve a social function. ‘If people are good only because they fear punishment, and hope for reward, then we are a sorry lot indeed.’ ~Albert Einstein .

First of all religion is keeping people in ignorance to live means to learn, and life is a continuous lesson. However, when they have grown up condition to believe what is right and wrong according to religion, and told that to doubt religion means to go to hell, naturally they become afraid of seeking true knowledge. They stop searching to find the truth, to learn, and hence to grow as a human being. They are stubborn and believe everything on spiritual and faith. It means they always pray for happiness believe on god, and they believe the next life. They live without freedom, live in worry and force. Some religions force people to choose their  religions, or they try to promote everything to make people believe. All of that show about the religion keeping people in ignorance that can make people understand or know the truth so it is also the bad one of religion.

Second, religion is turning people against each other, the other is just a projection of yourself, a mirror, on whom they can see your own reflection. Once they start hating yourself, they are bound to start hating others too. When they accept the idea that they are sinners, they start seeing those around themselves as sinners. When they believe that others are sinners, there is always a deep-rooted fear within themselves that the other wants to harm them the other is corrupted, ill-willed, an enemy of themselves. It leads people discrimination , stay away from communication and also make people become nepotism. However, they can have argument with their family by choosing difference religion. They look so extremist because of their discrimination or making people around against with each other. In addition, they will not tolerate religious ideologies that are different from the one they follow. This is why you can see religions fighting against each other. Similarly, religious people are fighting nonreligious ones. To identify with a religious ideology, and call it the only truth and way, leads to tremendously negative racism, and all kinds of violence. Just think of how many wars have been carried out throughout history in the name of God and religion. Religion turning people have argument with each other and it also can destroy communication in society and make people use the violence. That point leads people become bad behavior.

Third, religion is turning people against themselves the demands that religion places on people are unrealistic. On the one hand, religion teaches that people are born sinners . Sin is what we are made of, and whatever we humans doing is bound to be corrupted in one way or another. However, religion is teaching people to behave in the best ways possible in a few words, to be perfect, just like angels. Nevertheless, people are not angels, so how can they act in such an unnatural way? but this has many serious consequences. When they fail doing what God has ordered, they start hating themselves, so they begin to accept the idea that you are indeed a bad person, corrupted, and not worthy as a human being.  once they do so, their live become filled with anger, bitterness and resentment .That is a true hell on the earth. Religion turning people against themselves even their own idea , they expect that what they do and what they have to follow is the best and they can ever against even themselves .

            

Religion not only has it negative points but also has the positive points. The positive points of religion such as eliminate the negative consequences of fears that mean secure people stay away from the sadness and pain. Charity that mean it helps or shares to poor, parentless, disable, or homeless people. It is also serve a social function like make people have confidence or more believe on what they have had to believe .religion also have positive points of it and also helps and leads people to become more kind.

As the result has shown out, you can see that is the negative effects of religion on society are tremendous. To blindly follow a religion, or any other ideology, simply means to restrict your perception, suppress yourself, and live in hypocrisy . In other words, to live in suffering and misery. Many people choose to follow religion even though they suffer from this choice simply because religion frees them from personal responsibility to live spontaneously one has to take responsibility for oneself, and this is certainly painful. Life is made of choices, and to make the right choices is not always easy. So people prefer not to chose for themselves, but to have others chose for them. They prefer to walk on paths made by others, instead of creating their on path, but we stop having an authority to tell us what to do or what not to do, will never be free. And we are free we will never be happy and peacefully.

Thirdly, Most people will agree that the Internet has had a tremendous impact upon society. But does the Internet have a positive or negative influence on society? This is a question that has sparked much debate. Many people believe that the Internet is negatively influencing society by increasing pornography, fraud, and other negative elements. Some say that, because the Internet is not regulated, it contributes to crime and decreases the safety of human beings. However, despite these negative aspects, the Internet has opened up many new doors of opportunity for people, improving the way we live, work, and play.

In addition, the Internet has become a critical path for research. For these reasons, and many others, many people believe that the positive influences of the Internet far outweigh the negative ones. Ten years ago, the Internet was used by only a small population of the world. Fewer understood what the Internet even was. Today, however, that has all changed in record-breaking time. The Internet is everywhere, and thousands of new users are gaining access to it everyday1. This recent explosion of interest and usage of the Net has the potential for making the Net into one of the major societal shaping forces of the future.

Finally, Internets help a lot in the field of education by providing new information and keep them updated. It has transformed the relationship between the teachers and the students and gave a new horizon and prospects to it. Example: earlier students were not aware about the current information they depends upon books and newspapers but with the access of Internet they can easily grab the information in whatever language they want and needed. Students learn various languages and can communicate with teachers and experts just by clicking mouse. Internet has now become a source of joy and education both. State is also playing its role in increasing cyber literacy. Government by making various polices is trying to make people participate into the programs and policies made for the educational purposes. Internet also brings new social environment from private space to the globalize world. As Internet is very helpful for the students and children for their educational purposes in positive aspects. However it has its negative aspects also as there are certain websites which are dangerous to them.

According to Littleton Colorado, in April 1999(vice-president, Gore) "In the field of education children gain access to areas which are not suitable and dangerous. And in other areas also the issues of security is of great concern. Firewalls are the issues which are always needed and in great demands for security purposes not only in the field of education but also in business . Internet is the ocean of information, as far as one satisfied it continuously provides information.

As an avenue of entertainment and communication, and as a research and reference tool, the internet has had huge impact on the modern societies of developed nations. At the same time , there is concern that the disadvantages and negativeinfluences may outweigh the benefits to society. This article argues that, in the last decade, the advantages of the internet far outweigh the disadvantages. This claim is addressed with the support of current authoritative sources which provide the framework for making such a claim. This essay first explores the effect of the internet on the social structures of family life, and religious and spiritual practice. Subsequently, this essay examines the repercussions of the internet on national cultural identity and multiculturalism.

Firstly. In the last ten years, modern family life has been enhanced by Developments in technology, and the internet is no exception. There are several advantages with the use of internet. The uses of internet includes but not limited to usage of search engines which will help you to collect data from all over the world, usage of email and other instant message services which are giving flexibility of sharing information among groups within seconds, usage of internet in shopping via online shopping carts helped both clients and customers. Internet has become a platform to share knowledge between different communities. Several universities are publishing their research papers in their websites/digital libraries and helping other university students, researchers and professors scholar activities. More and more of the world is spending more and more of the day online. Physical location has lost some of its importance. Social media is no longer just for the kids. Much of this change is good for humanity. Yet it has happened so rapidly that we still don’t fully understand the true effect our global, connected culture has on our own lives .Network effect explores that phenomenon through one of the most intriguing art projects that’s available to view online right now. Visit the site and you’re greeted with a message about the uncertain effect of the Internet on our psyche. Enter the project and you’re bombarded with quickly changing images and videos around different topics, a maximum level of overstimulation. Like the Internet itself, there’s tons to explore.

Secondly, In this day and age, the Internet is the new resource tool for the masses. It has changed the way we live in society and the way people interact with each other. As more and more people log on the Internet, it has undoubtedly changed the way people think and feel about each other and the world around us. When we begin to look at the ways it has changed society, we can clearly see many reasons to its assimilation into modern life. First, it has given people a new way to communicate, through E-mail and web cams. Secondly, it is a sort of modern library where anything imaginable can be researched, and finally, not only in the virtual sense has it changed the world but also in the physical sense. Millions of jobs have been created by way of the Internet, the economy and the way people purchase thing has also changed. Because of these reasons, the Internet has become a staple in society and will continue to influence our lives in a productive way. The world today is in a high point when it comes to the economy, not only of the United States but of almost every first or second world country due in part by the Internet. The Internet serves a different purpose to every user, but to a country as a whole it serves the purpose of a great boost their economy. Billion dollar a year companies such as Dell, IBM and Macintosh greatly help the economy in way most people do not see. Not only do those companies pay taxes to the federal government, the economy gets a boost on any product that a consumer buys, thus every computer or accessories that a consumer purchases, the government is taking a little piece of the pie.

In February 2014, staff members of the NCW told Amnesty International and strongly believe that the council’s present importance was to promote women’s political participation in the upcoming presidential and governmental elections. The NCW also shared plans to develop a inclusive strategy and action plan for preventing violence against women, within the framework of a project funded by UN Women: The United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women. The NCW stated their aim was for the strategy to address the social, legal, and institutional proportions of the wonder, and to set out actions needed by relevant government agencies and their relationship with civil society. The development of a comprehensive strategy has been a long-standing demand by independent women’s rights organizations, and must be directed with their effective discussion.

The NCW was also working on an awareness-raising initiative on the available government services to tackle violence against women. The NCW conducted workshops with religious figures, and described plans to rollout similar activities with editors-in-chief of major newspapers, as well as school children. As result of the NCW has shown that spread some 20,000 posters defining the different types of violence, 36 and providing hot line numbers of the Ombudsperson’s Office for Gender Equality and the Department to Follow-up Violent Crimes against Women under the Human Rights Sector of the Ministry of Interior.

The NCW cannot be characterized as an independent, sovereign institution given its founding by governmental decree, the government appointment of its members, and part confidence on state funding. Since its establishment, the NCW has played a positive role in pushing through legislative reforms, not least in the Egyptian Constitution adopted in 2014, and in accusing violence against women by non-state actors. However, it remains silent on police and military violence against women protesters and protective abuses. With the exclusion of Mohamed Morsi’s short-lived presidency, the NCW has largely rebounded the state story, including on women’s rights. According to report that the suggestion to women protesters did not trial involvement in their decision to share in the sit-ins casts a shadow on the institution’s protection of all women’s rights to freedom of appearance and meeting, regardless of their political relationships.

The NCW has vocally supported Egypt’s new authorities, while attacking Western governments. During the Universal Periodic Review examination of Egypt before the UN Human Rights Council in November 2014, the NCW’s president contentiously stated.

Priceless knowledge and knowledge of violence against women in Egypt, including legislatures from the Arab Penal Reform Organization/Human Rights Association for the Assistance of Prisoners, the Association of Women in Development, the Egyptian Foundation for the Advancement of Childhood Circumstances, the Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights, the Hisham Mubarak Law Center, “I saw Harassment”, Maan, the New Woman Foundation and Operation Anti-Sexual Harassment/Assault. In particular, Amnesty International would like to thank NGOs and individuals who helped the organization in classifying and questioning survivors of violence, namely: the Nadim Center for the Psychological Rehabilitation of Victims of Violence and Torture, the Association of Egyptian Female Lawyers, Nazra for Feminist Studies, the Center for Egyptian Women’s Legal Assistance, the Start Advantage for Rehabilitation and Training, Al-Shehab Institution for Promotion and Comprehensive Development, and Women against the Coup.

Amnesty International is concerned that a recent restriction on independent NGOs by the authorities means that many Egyptian human rights establishments have stopped their vital activities to promote and protect human rights in the country.

 Cambodia has a major problem of disabled people; it is a serious problem that government tries to solve and protects them away from discriminations, social problems, and the living standard.

Disable people in Cambodia are national discrimination, lack of access employment, lack of access to education and lack of access to health care. Despite the fact that Cambodian people have one disability, the country does not have adequate legal provisions to protect Human rights of people of disability^.

Cambodia is also one of the most mine polluted nations in the world  (MAG, 2012) with 4 to 6 million mines exist within the country (CMAC, 2011), especially the northwest religion.

The nations that higher of discrimination on disabled people is a trouble that make them afraid of society, people, communication. In general Cambodians lack a formation to welcome disable people in to their normal communities. It is the fact of Cambodia that discriminate on disable person at the work place and abuse the rights of work. The cause is they are lack of the protection and valuable from government and society. Disable people lack of access to education that makes them become ignorance and can have the educated person in society.

Children with disabilities are not sent to school and many of them are use in begin^.. The discrimination between teachers to students is also the hard one for disabled people to get the knowledge and improve their abilities. Children are the main suffocation that schools are far from homes and no any transportation. That is a serious problem that lead Cambodia loses the human resources and nation builders. According to article 5 of the UN Convention on the Rights of person with disabilities. Equal and non-discrimination, every one is equal before and under the law. Every one is entitled to the equal protection and benefit of law and discrimination.

This article suggests the Cambodia government to eliminate discrimination on disable people, give them equal rights to work, study, and also right to communicate or involve in political. Disable people of Cambodia lack of access health care service and affects of epidemic every year.

Cambodia government has low level of access to free health care for them; most of disable people are in rural so they not have enough health care service. Most of them are poor people that have no jobs, no abilities to get well paid job. Society discriminate on them even a public health care, sometimes not for them to go to check health, test of HIV/AID or free of medicines.

The technique of medical of Cambodia is only in urban more than rural, urban is modernize so have more of rich people are living there. That is a negative point that government has no changed. It’s disable citizens stay in the trouble of all kinds of discriminations.

There are four majors problem of health care to disable people are lack of physical accessible facilities, lack of accessible communication material for example HIV/AID and others, discrimination experienced from health center staff, health center to far way so need to pay for transport cost.

As the issues article has mentioned above, there are three main majors problems for disable people in Cambodia. The first one is national discrimination, discriminate on disable people, makes them afraid of people, society, and communication with other people. Second, lack of access to get education. Disable children are not sent to schools because it to far from their homes and no any transportation. The discrimination between teachers to students is the suffocation for all those disable children in Cambodia. Third, lack access of health care service. Low health care service at the rural, lack of technique of medical and also no free of medicine. The main problem is the discrimination even on public health care service. All above are the three major problems that government must solve and eliminate the discrimination on disable people as soon as possible.

What is the WTO?

The World Trade Organization (WTO) is the only global international organization dealing with the rules of trade between nations. At its heart are the WTO agreements, negotiated and signed by the bulk of the world’s trading nations and ratified in their parliaments. The goal is to help producers of goods and services, exporters, and importers conduct their business.

Who we are?

There are a number of ways of looking at the World Trade Organization. It is an organization for trade opening. It is a forum for governments to negotiate trade agreements. It is a place for them to settle trade disputes. It operates a system of trade rules. Essentially, the WTO is a place where member governments try to sort out the trade problems they face with each other.

What we stand for?

The WTO agreements are lengthy and complex because they are legal texts covering a wide range of activities. But a number of simple, fundamental principles run throughout all of these documents. These principles are the foundation of the multilateral trading system.

Non-discrimination

A country should not discriminate between its trading partners and it should not discriminate between its own and foreign products, services or nationals.

More open…….

Lowering trade barriers is one of the most obvious ways of encouraging trade; these barriers include customs duties (or tariffs) and measures such as import bans or quotas that restrict quantities selectively.

Predictable and transparent

Foreign companies, investors and governments should be confident that trade barriers should not be raised arbitrarily. With stability and predictability, investment is encouraged, jobs are created and consumers can fully enjoy the benefits of competition — choice and lower prices.

More competitive

Discouraging ‘unfair’ practices, such as export subsidies and dumping products at below cost to gain market share; the issues are complex, and the rules try to establish what is fair or unfair, and how governments can respond, in particular by charging additional import duties calculated to compensate for damage caused by unfair trade.

More beneficial for less developed countries

Giving them more time to adjust, greater flexibility and special privileges; over three-quarters of WTO members are developing countries and countries in transition to market economies. The WTO agreements give them transition periods to adjust to the more unfamiliar and, perhaps, difficult WTO provisions.

Protect the environment

The WTO’s agreements permit members to take measures to protect not only the environment but also public health, animal health and plant health. However, these measures must be applied in the same way to both national and foreign businesses. In other words, members must not use environmental protection measures as a means of disguising protectionist policies.

5 things WTO can do

The world is complex. The World Trade Organization is complex. This booklet is brief, but it tries to reflect the complex and dynamic nature of trade and the WTO’s trade rules. It highlights benefits of the trading system, but it doesn’t claim that everything is perfect it were a perfect system, there would be no need for further negotiations and for the system to evolve and reform continually.

1 The WTO can ... cut living costs and raise living standards

We are all consumers.

The prices we pay for our food and clothing, our necessities and luxuries, and everything else in between, are affected by trade policies.

Protectionism is expensive.

Overall incomes can rise.

Food is cheaper. The same goes for other goods and services.

 2 The WTO can ... settle disputes and reduce trade tensions

More trade, more traded goods and services and more trading countries — they bring benefits but they can also increase the potential for friction. The WTO’s system deals with these in two ways. One is by talking: countries negotiate rules that are acceptable to all. The other is by settling disputes about whether countries are playing by those agreed rules.

Trade allows a division of labor between countries.

Non-discrimination is just one of the key principles.

Trade facilitation