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What are some of the ethical tasks necessary wit

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 a. What are some of the ethical tasks necessary with establishing a new therapeutic relationship? b. What information goes into an informed consent? What are the limitations of confidentiality? c. Define a dual relationship. How might a dual relationship cause damage?                                                                         12-point font, double-spaced, one ince margins.  2-3 pages, APA format.  Times jNew Roman font. Minimum of 1 source (Published books, textbook or peer reviewed journal artices. 

Discuss the african union and its effectiveness in implementing womens rights to support women rape victims.

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Write 7 pages thesis on the topic the african union and its effectiveness in implementing womens rights to support women rape victims. The effectiveness of legal frameworks in addressing the issue of sexual violence with reference to the Maputo declaration is also evaluated as a theoretical framework, thereafter proposing a suitable conceptual framework to address the issue.

World over, attention has been drawn to the numerous challenges that women experience in spite of their critical role in society. Of particular concern among these challenges is violence, which comes in various forms namely. sexual violence, physical violence, verbal abuse, and even psychological abuse. According to Koenig, 2003, domestic violence against women is very rampant, and the reasons fronted included, women, questioning the actions of their husbands, infidelity, or rejecting sexual advances. Currently, women are faced with an immense injustice of sexual violence, particularly rape, forceful marriage, and indecent assault.

Sexual violence in Africa has found a viable medium in the form of armed conflicts through which it is now perpetuated. War has exacerbated what is now an elaborate and serious crime against women. It is even worse to realize that these heinous acts involve even security and army officers. In situations of such conflict, it is now obvious that women will be victims of sexual mutilation, forced pregnancy, sexual slavery, and rape (Baker, 2010). The Humans Rights Watch Of 1999 that did an inquiry into the genocide in Rwanda documented a chilling revelation of how women rape was widespread. These rape cases included the use of objects such as sharp sticks and gun barrels. Besides, some women were held in sexual slavery while others were sexually mutilated. Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) according to Amnesty International report of 2004 had 40,000 women forcefully raped by combatants in the period of 2000-2005.

When the women undergo such ordeals, they are left to live with the negative consequences that follow rape. The women are left to live with the stigma of bearing children of rape and the stigma is even worse in communities where sexual purity is of great significance (Liebling-Kalifani, 2007).

Discuss the impact of 9/11 in a global context.

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Need an research paper on the impact of 9/11 in a global context. Needs to be 6 pages. Please no plagiarism. The 9/11 incident is an unexpected attack on the US, exclusively by a non-state actor. From a different angle of view, the political importance of 9/11 is not limited to the context of an unexpected attack because it extends to the scenario of the global spread of terrorism and religious fundamentalism. Besides, the 9/11 incident proves that terrorist organizations are strong and influential enough to threaten and attack the world nations. One can see that Bin Laden is the mastermind behind the 9/11 incident. David Malone states ‘Three years after the release of a videotaped meeting in which Bin Laden reveals a level of complicity in the 9/11 attack, Bin Laden finally directly claimed responsibility in October 2004.’1 Within this context, Al-Qaeda, the international terrorist organization, played the most important role in planning and conducting the massive attack on the US.

To be specific, the international terrorist organizations, especially Al-Qaeda, deeply influence the international community. For instance, some terrorist organizations which operate from the Middle East consider that religion is not different from national politics. So, these Middle Eastern organizations make use of the revenue from oil export to extend their activities. Within this context, some of the nation states in the Middle East are helpless because of the influence of religious belief among the mass is made use by the terrorist organizations. So, Bin Laden’s role in the 9/11 incident is evident because he made use of Al-Qaeda members to intimidate the US. On the other side, the 9/11 incident affected the smooth functioning of the political relationship between the Eastern and Western nations.&nbsp.