Human rights have somehow become a contentious issue.
Human rights, or the fundamental rights and liberties to which all people are entitled, have become a contentious issue in recent years. Despite being universally recognised and protected by international law, there are frequent debates and disagreements about how these rights should be interpreted and applied. The divergent perspectives on human rights highlight the complexities and difficulties of ensuring their universal protection and respect. While I usually say that everyone is free to express their personal opinions as long as they do not harm others, this is not always the case.
Many people make their opinions known and lobby to change laws so that some people do not have the same rights as others. That is why it is critical to not only respect other people’s opinions but also to fight for equal rights for all. It is critical to advocate for marginalised groups’ rights and challenge discriminatory practices in order to foster a more inclusive society. We can work towards a more just and equitable world for all people by actively participating in human rights discussions and taking action. And that is a future that many artists are fighting for. I am, of course, referring to the artist known as Henry James Garrett.
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#1 I also like the company of my cat more than most humans.
#2 Does it matter what we used to do in the past as long as we make our future better?
#3 Being worried about others is the definition of empathy.
#4 We may all be different but that doesn’t make anyone lesser than us.
#5 Can we not live and let live?
#6 Aren’t slightly burnt marshmallow’s really delicious though?
#7 This is how you put fear into someone else.
#8 Helping others when they are in danger should be something we all ought to do.
#9 The rich get richer and the poor get poorer.
#10 I wish this issue wasn’t as complicated as it actually is.
#11 Some people are just born lucky.
#12 Will we one day evolve so we no longer cry because of onions?
#13 One can never be satisfied and everyone always wants more.
#14 Take a breath and take all the beauty in.
#15 We all have to let down our walls sometimes so that people can reach us.
#16 I am not 100% sure about this particular analogy.
#17 Words can truly change nations.
#18 I wonder what goes on in the brains of our pets when we clean up their poop.
#19 The more you have, the more you want.
Henry Garret fights for social change through absurdly simple comics, usually featuring animals. His comics are unique in that they are simple, and he usually tells his story in one panel. While not everyone agrees with his thought process, we can’t deny that he creates very interesting comics. His Instagram account was previously known as drawings of dogs because that is what he used to do, but that is no longer the only thing he does, hence the name change. He has over 140k followers, and his fan base appears to be growing daily.
#20 Everyone at least has the right to live.
#21 Do the ones in power actually care about this?
#22 We all need a little help sometimes so don’t be embarrassed to ask.
#23 Just because you can’t see something doesn’t mean it doesn’t exist.
#24 Surface-level inclusivity is such a big thing right now.
#25 Change is good but hating your current self is never a good start.
#26 I wish I could say this was a lie but it isn’t.
#27 I mean, this is quite true in most cases.
#28 That knowledge is never necessary but people are somehow obsessed.
#29 Why not ask the people who know it best?
#30 I definitely see a boy worthy of some treats.
What are your thoughts on the aforementioned comics? Did you know about James Garret before reading these comics? Is this your first time seeing his work? Do you agree with his sentiments, or do you have any disagreements? Please share your thoughts in the comments section below, and don’t forget to share these comics with your friends so they can join in with their own opinions.
