The article I have chosen is from BBC News and it’s called “Rising problem of sexual bullying in schools”. It talks about this very serious problem, which has increased in the last years, especially between young people. There are different kinds of sexual bullying, from the name-calling (with words like slag or gay) to other offences like assault or rape. In the article, there are three cases of sexual bullying suffered by three girls with ages between five and fifteen years old. All of them say that the guilty is always better supported than the victim. I think that violates the second part of article number 7 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which says “All are entitled to equal protection against any discrimination in violation of this Declaration and against any incitement to such discrimination.” There’s also a violation of article number 5, that says: “No one shall be subjected to torture or to cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment”.
Hi! I'm Adrià. I am from Catalonia (Spain-Europe-Earth) And I am an English Student. This will be the site where I'll post all the exercises that I'll do to improve my level of English, like listenings, presentations, writings, etc. I hope that, in two years, I'll be able to talk and write correctly. If you have any suggestion or you can correct me, please, do it, I'll be very grateful. Thank you!
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