GAY RIGHTS QATAR VS USA

Gay rights, In every country in the world there are gays. Some countries are against gay rights, while other countries with gay rights because it is considered as personal freedom. In Qatar the government try to stop gay behaviors because they are afraid that the children would copy what the gays do. And if the children copied the gays that will effect the society future. If gays want to marry in Qatar they may get married secretly because it is illegal in Qatar. Also it is forbidden in the religion. While in the USA gays have their rights and they can marry in some states According to freedomtomarry "Seventeen states - CA, CT, DE, HI, IA, IL, ME, MD, MA, MN, NH, NJ, NM, NY, RI, VT, and WA - plus Washington, D.C. have the freedom to marry for same-sex couples"

References:

http://www.freedomtomarry.org/states/

Bibliography: Freedomtomarry(2014) ,United States, available at http://www.freedomtomarry.org/states/

The role of press

Press and journalism  have very important rule in our society. Press enlights us with every fresh news. Firstly they connect us with the local society and any  international neighbours all around the world. Secondly , it also connects us  economically and  political by updating us with  breaking news from around the world. Thirdly, press have a very educational role by reading well written article we improve our english, hearing about other countries.Teaching us  a lot of geography by learning about other country rules. Moreover, we learn about their different political views. Finally, press should not be bais so we can judge from what are given by our self. According to (UKSC 2009)

 

 When, for example, a couple convicted of violent sexual assaults on children     decided to live on a campsite, their right to keep details of previous offending secret was jeopardised by the police, who decided to inform the campsite owner(2009).

                                biblography 

Uksc(2009)“Private Life and Public Interest: It’s in the balance”, availble at;http://ukscblog.com/private-life-and-public-interest-its-in-the-balance/ (accsesed February 3 2014)