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What is human right violance

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Violence against a basic human right,
To be treated less than human or deny human respect and decency
Or such is considered a violation of not so much a violence.

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TAMBOR - Palabra aguda, no accent with last letter distinct of consonants "n" and "s" or any vocal.

PAPEL - Palabra aguda, no accent with last letter distinct of "n" and "s".

AVIÓN - Palabra aguda, accent with last letter "n".

LIMÓN - Palabra aguda, accent with last letter "n".

PICAFLOR - Palabra aguda, no accent with last letter distinct of "n" and "s".

LIBRO - Palabra grave, no accent with last letter "o".

CORAZÓN - Palabra aguda, accent with last letter "n".

CAPULÍ - Palabra aguda, accent with last letter "i".

PAPA - Palabra grave, no accent with last letter "a".

CÓNDOR - Palabra grave, accent with last letter "r".

CANASTA - Palabra grave, no accent with last letter "a".

DURAZNO - Palabra grave, no accent with last letter "o".

Explanation:

GORRIÓN - It is a palabra aguda, a word stressed on the last syllable. Accent is written because the word ends with the consonant "n".

COLIBRÍ - It is a palabra aguda, a word stressed on the last syllable. Accent is written because the word ends with a vocal.

LÁPIZ - It is a palabra grave, a word stressed on the penultimate syllable. Accent is written because the word ends with a letter distinct of consonants "n" and "s" or any vocal.

TAMBOR - It is a palabra aguda, a word stressed on the last syllable. Accent is not written because the word ends with a consonant distinct of "n" and "s".

PAPEL - It is a palabra aguda, a word stressed on the last syllable. Accent is not written because the word ends with a consonant distinct of "n" and "s".

AVIÓN - It is a palabra aguda, a word stressed on the last syllable. Accent is written because the word ends with the consonant "n".

LIMÓN - It is a palabra aguda, a word stressed on the last syllable. Accent is written because the word ends with the consonant "n".

PICAFLOR - It is a palabra aguda, a word stressed on the last syllable. Accent is not written because the word ends with consonant distinct of "n" or "s".

LIBRO - It is a palabra grave, a word stressed on the penultimate syllable. Accent is not written because the word ends with a vocal.

CORAZÓN - It is a palabra aguda, a word stressed on the last syllable. Accent is written because the word ends with the consonant "n".

CAPULÍ - It is a palabra aguda, a word stressed on the last syllable. Accent is written because the word ends with a vocal.

PAPA - It is a palabra grave, a word stressed on the penultimate syllable. Accent is not written because the word ends with a vocal.

CÓNDOR - It is a palabra grave, a word stressed on the penultimate syllable. Accent is written because the word ends with a letter distinct of consonants "n" and "s" or any vocal.

CANASTA - It is a palabra grave, a word stressed on the penultimate syllable. Accent is not written because the word ends with a vocal.

DURAZNO - It is a palabra grave, a word stressed on the penultimate syllable. Accent is not written because the word ends with a vocal.

PAPAYA - It is a palabra grave, a word stressed on the penultimate syllable. Accent is not written because the word ends with a vocal.

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