DEFINING HUMAN RIGHTS Human rights are rights that can be claimed by all human beings, regardless of nationality, place of residence, national or ethnic origin, sex, skin color, religion and beliefs or any other statues. All human beings are equally entitled to human rights without any discrimination. The human rights listed in the United Nations Declaration of Human Rights were created so that human beings could live harmoniously and peacefully with each other by promoting and protecting them through their rights.DEFINE YOUR PROBLEM IN TERMS OF HUMAN RIGHTS ABUSESa) The United Nations they have a number of international treaties that deal with different types of human rights issues. A treaty, as defined by the 1969 Vienna Convention, "an international agreement concluded between States in written form and governed by international law, whether embodied in a single instrument or in two or more related instruments and whatever its particular designation" . The definition of treaty is extended in the Vienna Conventions of 1986 to include international agreements involving international organizations as parties. UNICEF is the official international treaty of the United Nations that deals with the issue of child soldiers. From the mid-1980s, UNICEF began supporting and securing the release of children from armed forces and other fighting groups. The Optional Protocol to the Convention on the Rights of the Child on the Involvement of Children in Armed Conflict came into force in 2002. that it is against the law for children under 18 to be involved in hostilities. In an earlier convention and in the Geneva Conventions of 1949 and their Additional Protocol of 1977, the minimum age for involvement in hostilities was 15 years. Not only that, the option was given… halfway through the document… on the issue and encouraged people to join the movement to stop Kony and put an end to the issue. Groups of people joined organizations to demonstrate or camp in certain locations to attract the attention of politicians and celebrities who had great influence in the world. The more donations came in, the more rehabilitation camps, facilities and supplies were purchased to save children from capture and save those who were already captured. By targeting politicians, who were called “policy makers” in the video, it has “the power to detain US government officials in Africa to work towards the capture of Joseph Kony. Even though they still haven't captured Kony to this day, they have made a difference in saving children's lives and helping former child soldiers become normal human beings and return to their communities..