Humans are social creatures who encroach on and are affected by others. All of our norms, values ​​and attitudes arise and develop through direct and indirect communications that continually connect people to each other. Throughout the history of human discrimination, hatred, manipulation and injustice based on class, status and ethnicity have been part of our society. However, we must never forget that we can also find meaning in life even when people around us treat a person based on their race and origin. Faced with a destiny that cannot be changed, what matters is to bear witness to the unique human capacity to deal with these kinds of people. It is about transforming a personal tragedy into joy, of transforming one's difficult situation into a human success. As in Mrs. Dalloway (novel) and In the Name of the Father (film), unjust laws corrupting the justice system and the government's exploitation of power are common problems in society. Through this, people's rights are violated and they are dragged into violence and their families suffer due to the isolation of their family members, but they continue to oppose the authorities and fight for their rights. People's rights are being violated because of the corrupt government and authorities who do this. for their own interest in staying in power or for money. Over time, corruption has been present, while many people prefer to turn a blind eye to issues like this. The story of corruption begins as soon as time was recorded. The English justice system was prone to corruption as early as the late 1800s. Corruption came from tax collectors who scammed people out of more money, to court and police officials, accepting bribes or for their personal interest to commit acts...... middle of paper ...... success. Works cited Almasmari, Hakim. “Public hospitals suffer from widespread corruption and mismanagement, study finds. » Health July 7. 2008. Yemen Post. Internet. Nov 17, 2013. Retrieved from ; http://www.yemenpost.net/37/Health/20081.htm.Morris, Stephen,D. “Corruption, drug trafficking and violence in Mexico”. The Brown Journal of World Affairs 18 (2012): 01-15. Print. Frintner, Carly. “Lonley Madness: The Effects of Solitary Confinement and Social Isolation on Mental and Emotional Health.” » Serendip Studio January 17, 2008. Serendip. Internet. November 17, 2013. Retrieved from ; http://serendip.brynmawr.edu/exchange/node/1898.In the name of the father. Real. Jim Sheridan. Perf. Daniel Day-Lewis, Pete Postlethwaite and Alison Crosbie. Universal Images, 1993. Online. Woolf, Virginia. Mrs. Dalloway. United Kingdom: Hogarth press, May 14, 1925. Printed.