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Roman civilization , which lasted for over 1,000 years, was one of the most significant and influential civilizations in history. From law and engineering to art and literature, the Romans left an indelible mark on the world. In this blog post, we will explore the 5 major contributions of Roman civilization. Roman Law The Roman legal system is one of the most important contributions of Roman civilization. Roman law forms the basis of modern legal systems in many countries around the world, including Europe and the United States. The concepts of equality before the law, the presumption of innocence, and the right to a fair trial were all first introduced by the Romans. These legal concepts have shaped the way we think about justice and the rule of law to this day. Engineering The Romans were also renowned for their engineering prowess. They were responsible for the construction of some of the most impressive and enduring architectural wonders in history, including the Colosseum, the aq...

The ancient Greek philosophers are considered as some of the most profound thinkers in the history of human civilization. Despite spending their entire lives in a relatively small area, these philosophers managed to make significant discoveries about life that continue to influence modern thought. In this blog, we will explore how the Greek philosophers achieved this feat and the lessons we can learn from their experience. The Importance of Geography in Ancient Greece Ancient Greece was a small, mountainous region located in the eastern Mediterranean. Despite its small size, Greece was home to a rich and diverse culture that produced some of the greatest thinkers of all time. The geography of Greece played a significant role in shaping the philosophical traditions of the region. The rugged terrain and isolated city-states meant that communication and exchange of ideas were limited, which led to the development of distinct philosophical schools of thought. The Greek Philosophers and Th...

Feminism is a socio-political movement that advocates for gender equality and the empowerment of women. It has been a topic of debate for many years and has sparked many discussions and arguments. In this blog, we will explore what feminism is, its history, and how it has evolved over time. What is feminism? Feminism is a belief in social, political, and economic equality between genders. It is a movement that seeks to eliminate gender-based discrimination, oppression, and exploitation. Feminists believe that everyone should have the right to make their own choices, regardless of their gender. Feminism has many different strands, including liberal feminism, radical feminism, and intersectional feminism. Liberal feminism is focused on achieving equality through legal and political reforms. Radical feminism, on the other hand, seeks to dismantle patriarchy entirely, viewing it as the root of all gender-based oppression. Intersectional feminism recognizes that gender intersects with other...

 Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW) The Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW) was adopted by the UN general assembly in 1979, is often portrayed as an international bill of rights for women. It unequivocally characterizes discrimination against women, sets up legitimate commitments for state gatherings to end discrimination in public and private circles, and delivers a vision of substantive equality among women and men. Starting in 2017, 189 member-states have signed the treaty, making it the second most confirmed UN human rights arrangement (Vogelstein, 2017).  In its preamble, the Convention expressly recognizes that "extensive discrimination against women continues to exist", and underscores that such discrimination "abuses the standards of equity of rights and regard for human respect". As characterized in article 1, discrimination is comprehended as "any distinctio...

 Human Rights Critique  Human rights are the rights that are inherent to all human beings and pay little attention to race, gender, identity, nationality, language, religion, or any other status. Human rights include the right to life and liberty, independence from slavery and torture, the opportunity for evaluation and expression, the choice of work and education, and more. Everyone qualifies for these rights without discrimination. Scholars are divided over when human rights emerged and who were the central heroes. Starting points in the global dimension can be located anywhere between the anti-slavery campaigns of the mid-19th century and the collapse of socialist and postcolonial utopias in the late 1970s. What most researchers do concur on is that by the 1990s, human rights had appeared as a prevailing worldwide talk, globally most widely used language. With a  confounding cluster of worldwide lawful guidelines and establishments, the human rights venture was determi...

6 Features of Webinar Webinar A webinar (a combination of the words "web" and "seminar") is a video talk, or introduction workshop facilitated over the web using webinar programs. These business-related meetings can be used on a regular basis to share information, ideas, and updates with individuals around the world. Online courses can also be used to aggregate and support communications, craft an authority around a brand, or display an item. Facilitating an online event is very different from facilitating an actual event. While renting a place and hiring a cooking organization isn't that important, arranging and facilitating your online course is simpler than doing, and at the same time, the advantages of facilitating an online classroom are essentially limitless. The motivation for the webinar is up to the host, however, browsing alternatives are extensive. This means that the tools you use to submit your webinar must be adaptable enough to provide you with w...