Equality

d’immuno-déficience acquise TIC – Technologies de l’information et de la communication UA – Union africaine VIH/SIDA – Virus d’immuno-déficience humaine / Syndrome d’immuno-déficience acquise 36 Références Africa Union (2004) Solemn Declaration on gender Equality in Africa, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia Africa Union (2003) Protocol to the African Charter on Human and People’s Rights on the Rights of Women in Africa, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia Akanji, B. (2007), Creating Gender Equity in Growth Areas of Development: Trade

one goal only, to work for them to make them richer. According to P. Bourdieu, schools are the institutions that reproduce the inequalities. For him, schools are not as democratic as people might think; in the meaning that it might not offer an equality of chances. Schools don’t help the disadvantaged groups to climb the socio-economical scale. They maintain people in the group they belong to originally. Another theory comes to complete the one of Bourdieu. Naturally, people will be attracted by

fundamental principles of global values. The international accord like the human right or the OECD gives a code of conduct which is important to respect in spite of the different culture values and beliefs some things have to be respected (women equality, child labor forbid etc.). The different kind of ethical allows hiring employee with strong values depending the common beliefs. That’s means more involvement and job satisfaction that increase outcomes. It’s difficult to know what is right

General Motors Executive at 2007 Legacy Awards Dinner HRC (Human Rights Campaign) - Score of 100 on Corporate Equality Index (September 2007) General Motors Recognized Among Top 50 in Diversity — General Motors has earned a coveted spot on the 2007 DiversityInc Top 50 Companies for Diversity® list. (Mar. 28, 2007) HRC (Human Rights Campaign) - Score of 100 on Corporate Equality Index 2006 Five GM Engineers Receive 2007 Black Engineer of the Year Awards — 21st Annual Black Engineer

He was an American clergyman, and he’s famous to be an iconic figure in advancement of civil rights, but also to use nonviolent methods to prove that black people must have the same rights than white people. During the 60’s, he fought for liberty, equality and freedom. He fought against racial segregation and racial discrimination, and he had an impact because few years after his dead, the black people were equal. King is most famous for his « I Have a Dream » speech, given in front of the

America is known with his large creativity and liveliness. It’s the cradle of a lot of good singers, actors and authors. The country has a vibrant civil society. And finally, it has a reputation of an open country where they try to have a social equality and a tradition of free speech. The American society has got some brilliant qualities. To my mind, the narrator is right. The America is a paradoxical country. All of us, outside the USA, have an opinion about the country. And it is more often very

apartheid and white domination to power- sharing and the recognition of black people's rights. We saw a cartoon: separate and unequal, it is the law: the cartoons show a little black girl who asks an old white woman what apartheid is But the fight for equality has been long and painful - it has not been easy for the whites to accept to lose their total control over the he South Africa society, and it has not been easy for the blacks to use this newly gained power efficiently. However we saw a picture

adoption of the Thirteenth Amendment, which abolishes the slavery in the United States, will come into effect on December 18th. The Union is maintained, the abolished slavery. · 14th and 15th Amendments ( 1866-1869 ) grant to the Blacks the civil equality and forbid any discrimination.

1872, date of his return to Italy. He died in Pisa and was buried in Genoa. II- Beliefs and reasons for his popularity or unpopularity. On one hand, Mazzini based his theories on religion. All his ideas were related to the existence of God, the equality of men and of different races. Mazzini explained in his essays that mankind was in progress and that individuals and societies as a whole had rights and duties. He proned the fact that Christianity was “out of date” and that Democracy was the solution

Gender in Leadership: an inequality due more to stereotypes than gender Introduction Social systems have mostly always been patriarchal. Men have long governed the society, leaving women in the background. But manners have changed and equality between men and women began to appear. The leadership, which was considered a male domain, has seen emerged women. More and more since the 1970’s, women have had access to higher responsibility jobs. For example, as prime minister (in Canada, India, Pakistan