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Abstract
Green and El Saadawi discuss justice and human rights under the
umbrella of humanism. They attempt to explore the issues relating to
justice and human rights and its violation in their plays. Both of them
have a specific rights agenda . Green serves the question of justice and
human rights for the marginalized people, especially women. She
presents ”women’s rights” and ”black’s rights” as ”human” rights. In her
plays , she discusses the contextual issues such as murder, HIV and AIDS
crisis, incest, racial discrimination, discrimination against the women,
torture, poverty, genocide, domestic and sexual abuse and the rights of
the child, especially child soldiers and public stoning in Africa.
El Saadawi supports the idea of ’justice’ and defends the cause of
’human rights’, with an emphasis on the ”human rights” of the
marginalized people such the women and the poor in the Arab world,
and more specifically in the Egyptian society. Many of her writings
focus on the controversial issues such as prostitution, domestic
violence and religious fundamentalism, unemployment; the right to
education; the right to work, the right to social security and health
protection, and freedom of speech, thought, expression. Green and El
Saadawi reveal their messages to be humanists and they share the
enthusiasm to defend human rights and support their legitimate claim to
civil and political rights, socio- economic rights and cultural rights.
Key Words:
Tucker Green- El Saadawi- Humanism. Justice- Human rights.
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