For the Final Report (10-15 double-spaced pages), students will use the informat

For the Final Report (10-15 double-spaced pages), students will use the information, data, references, narrative, policies and analysis from discussions, readings and videos, and the information learned/improved in our classes, to write a Final Report with analysis and policy recommendations for a selected topic related to human rights in a specific country or a global. With the report you will demonstrate an integrated understanding of the theories, concepts and the fundamental issues involved within human rights, and other areas discussed in class. Final paper with policies and recommendations for selected organizations/social movements, countries or a specific human rights topic. The Final paper must be submitted (no exceptions) by. Papers submitted after that date will not be accepted, Please plan ahead. No assignments or papers will be accepted. Between 10 to 15 pages (not including references/bibliography). All papers or assignments must be submitted using Microsoft Word and typed using 12-point font (Times New Roman, Calibri or Arial), double-spaced and 1-inch margins. Please make this more human rights based and please do the US when immigrants were in cages and seperated from their family. I will attach some articles and some can be outside sources as well. but please use the majority of articles. Please focus on the US immigration from Latino immigrants during a certain time period the most when they were held captive at the border.
Provides an exceptional thorough analysis of the topic. Identifies all critical issues involved in the topic. Included additional/interconnected issues. Includes personal points of views, as well as create connections with the readings and discussions.
Developed a clear strategic plan including short-term, mid-term and long-term public policy recommendations to the case. A clear connection is provided between findings/narrative and recommendations
The guidelines are here. This should be able the problem, how it can be fixed and how their human rights were violated and what can we do better.