World Literature Research Assignment: The Universal Declaration of Human RightsInstructions:Choose an Article of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) and connect it to a contemporary event in the world that directly violates the Article. You will write a research paper in which you investigate the facts, issues, and responses associated with the human rights violation. You should see this as an opportunity to raise your own awareness about some of the terrible acts that occur around the globe.Your essay will examine the following:the cause of the violationthe effect of the violation on a group of peoplea solution to make sure the violation does not occur againSuccessful Papers Will Present:A discussion of a specific human rights violation that includes its unique context and characteristics:What are the historical and cultural situations that led to the violation?What tactics were used to cause the violation?A thesis statement that presents your interpretation of human rights and of the specific violation:People can understand the tragedy of Darfur by examining the underlying history, by understanding The Universal Declaration of Human Rights, and by developing a solution to these unjust events.Religious zealotry and fear, encouraged by extreme, right-wing Christians, caused the persecution of gay men in Uganda.An examination of the issues or problems associated with the human rights violation:In what ways did the targeted groups suffer?Who committed the violation?Why?To what end?An analysis of the responses to the human rights violation:How have people tried to end the violation?Has there been a global response?Have any of these responses been effective?A discussion of the possible ways to prevent this human rights violation based on your investigation.Specific Guidelines:In this essay, you will articulate your stance regarding the cause and reason for a particular human rights violation. The topic must be arguable and you must provide research to support your ideas and points.Essay will be 9 paragraphs in lengthA minimum of 9 sources will be evaluated with a minimum of 3-5 sources appearing in essay.You will consider the validity of your thesis by using the four kinds of evidence:facts and statistic (concrete ideas and numbers that support your claim)your reasoning (your interpretation and analysis of the problem)expert testimony (information from scholars who study and write about the issue)ethos (the ethical appeal, why should people care?)Thesis will express your stance on the topica warning, a correction, praise or affirmation, or a specific pro or con positionthesis will occur at the close of the introductionAfter providing the reader with the background information he or she needs to understand why your topic is important, the essaywill proceed in a logical order with each argument leading to the nexttransition and topic sentences will move the reader from one idea to the nextThe conclusion willReview the argument and major pointsRestate some kind of resolution to the problemWriting should be characterized by clear and coherent expression. Direct quotes are embedded in sentences Reference material is paraphrased or summarized Quotations, paraphrases, and summaries are correctly documented according to MLA formatting. A Works Cited page, attached to the essay, provides complete and correctly formatted bibliographic information for all works cited.Research Paper Outline:THESIS: People can understand the tragedy of [EVENT] by examining the underlying history, by understanding The Universal Declaration of Human Rights, and by developing a solution to these unjust events.IntroductionHook (at least 1 sentence)reveals topic of the essay to the reader reveals the human rights violationBackground information (3-4 sentences) defines ideas introduced in hook gives historical overviewexplains the violationlocates it in the worldstates why the violation is egregious (outstandingly bad)Connection to UDHR (1-2 sentences)explains the violation in the context of the UN treaty and explains how the violation goes against treatyThesis Statement (1 sentence)argument of cause of violations, effect of violation on people or world, reasons for violationBody Paragraph (repeat for each of 7 body paragraphs)