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 World We Dare To Imagine Part 3: Fundamental Rights Foundation At Fundamental Rights Foundation (FRF), we champion the cause of human rights across every corner of the globe. Founded by a diverse group of lawyers, activists, and journalists, FRF operates under the belief that every individual deserves freedom, justice, and the opportunity to thrive regardless of where they are born. Human rights knows no country borders nor cultural differences. Our headquarters are in Geneva, Switzerland - the home to various other prominent human rights organizations - with regional offices strategically located in five continents to monitor and advocate for human rights in over 120 countries. Mission of the Organization: Fundamental Rights Foundation seeks to protect and promote human rights and civil liberties in the most at-risk populations worldwide. We strive to expose human rights abuses, hold perpetrators accountable, and press for changes in policy and legislation to strengthen human rig...

 Extra Credit Assignment: Vaccination History Article: I wasn't too familiar with the history of vaccinations - it was not a topic that I'd given much thought to in my life until now, but reading and learning about it has been a lot more interesting than I thought. I've always thought the fundamental concept of vaccination was just exposing one to certain bacteria/viruses so they can build antigens against it when the body comes in contact with them. I never knew that the practice began in a rudimentary form with "variolation," a method used in ancient times where material from a smallpox sore was introduced into the skin of an uninfected person.  Reflecting on the history of vaccination not only underscores the importance of scientific inquiry and innovation but also the ongoing need for public trust and global cooperation in addressing health crises. As we continue to face new and resurging infectious threats, the history of vaccination stands as a testament to ...

World We Dare to Imagine: Post 1 Eari Nakano In the legal world, not many individuals pursue “international law” as it is a category that is much less concrete than other faucets of law such as civil and criminal. While I am still far from becoming a practicing lawyer, I hope that this path leads to contributing to addressing human rights violations both locally and on a global scale. As of right now, I hope to contribute through public speaking engagements, writing articles, and engaging with the media, constantly educating myself and others about the realities of conflict and the legal mechanisms in place to address them. By fostering a broader understanding of humanitarian law, I hope to inspire others to take action, support humanitarian causes, and contribute to building a more just and compassionate world. The excerpt of the book states, “today we are redefining the geography of community and accepting shared accountability for common human values.” Oftentimes the grave violation...