1.
Introduction.
a.
Thesis statement:
Perfect
universal equality is utopic; however, equality characterized with human beings
can be achieved by enacting necessary political, economic and social reforms at
both national and international level.
2.
Meaning of equality and its different perspectives.
3.
Importance of equality.
4.
History of efforts to achieve equality.
a.
The
Magna Carta (1215).
b.
The
Emancipation Proclamation (1863).
c.
The
International Labour Organization (1919).
d.
Universal
Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR 1948).
e.
Convention
on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (1979).
f.
Sustainable
Development Goals (2015).
5.
Islam: the flagbearer of universal equality.
a.
Commandments
from Quran and Hadith about equality.
b.
Examples
of religious practices (prayer and Hajj) promoting equality.
c.
Examples
of equality from the era of Prophet (PBUH) and Khulaf-e-Rashdeen.
6.
How can global equality be achieved today?
a.
Reforms
to curtail all discriminatory laws and policies in all UN recognized
countries.
b.
Reforms
to reduce poverty.
c.
Health
and education for all.
d.
Global
peace is a prerequisite to achieving global equality.
7.
How can Pakistan achieve equality?
a.
Constitutional
reforms to address discrimination based on gender, race and religion.
b.
Strengthening
institutions (public, private or civil society).
c.
Reducing
poverty by providing equal economic opportunities to all classes.
d.
Promoting
education.
8.
Conclusion.
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