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Vulnerable groups experience higher risks of poverty, violations of rights, and lack of access to healthcare and basic needs due to physical limitations and social marginalization. They include the …

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This document provides an overview of key concepts related to human rights including definitions, characteristics, and classifications. It defines human rights as universal natural rights or status that …

The document outlines a gender sensitivity session aimed at raising awareness about gender biases and promoting gender equality. It explains key concepts of sex and gender, the cultural construction …

This document discusses various forms of cultural discrimination faced by indigenous peoples, immigrants, and religious minorities. It provides examples of how indigenous groups in countries like …

The document introduces structural-functionalism in social sciences, covering its key concepts, historical background, and prominent theorists such as Levi-Strauss and Radcliffe-Brown. It highlights the …

The document discusses the concept of binary opposition, which refers to pairs of terms or concepts that are opposites, such as good/bad or male/female. It outlines the history and theories around binary …

16. EXAMPLES: oEducation: Can reinforce social inequality through unequal access to resources. oReligion: May become a source of division or discrimination. oMedia: Can spread misinformation or …