The global COVID-19 Disability Rights Monitor (COVID-19 DRM) has revealed major injustices suffered by disabled people around the world during first stage of pandemic, including enhanced institutionalisation, breakdown essential services in community, multiplication intersectional harms, and denial access to healthcare. In this paper, we present an overview DRM its findings. We also offer a dis...

The article proposes that climate change makes enduring colonial injustices and structures visible. It focuses on the imposition dominance of concepts land self-determination Indigenous peoples in settler states. argues if these frameworks remains unaddressed, progressing will worsen other injustices, too. Specifically, capabilities be increasingly undermined, experience loss what they understa...

Many people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) are isolated lack meaningful opportunities to participate develop social networks within their communities. Sharing membership a community that fosters connection belonging is essential well-being. As human rights profession, work uniquely situated overcome the macro barriers prevent full inclusion for IDD. However, experiences ...

This paper argues that political compassion is a necessary disposition for engaging with human rights principles and combatting social injustices such as racial discrimination. Drawing from Martha Nussbaum’s theory of emotions, the concentrates on need to understand connected cognition practical reasoning. Moreover, offers suggestions how educate towards in education (HRE) through notion narrat...

Drawing on the work of Ivan Illich, our special issue reanimates iatrogenesis as a vital concept for social sciences medicine. It calls medicine to expand its engagement injustices that unfold from clinical processes, practices, and protocols into patient lifeworlds subjectivities beyond clinic. The capacious view revealed by this collection affords fuller more heterogeneous insights does not l...

This study investigates the psychosocial conditions of Syrian refugees and vulnerable Lebanese children in public schools. A survey was conducted with their parents. Interviews school staff were also carried out. The found that poverty war play equal roles affecting children’s emotional well-being as manifest similar levels anxiety hyperactivity. While past presents significant stressors, prese...

American capitalist medicine has produced a national healthcare system that is the most expensive – and producing worse outcomes for patients in world. For many patients, social inequities racial disparities embedded throughout US have only deepened intensified over last two decades, with very few realizing promises made by medical technological innovation. Healthcare policy makers are turning ...

Dickens wrote during the Victorian era in England, a time of industrialization and social changes, while Lu Xun China’s early 20th century, marked by political turmoil transition to modernity. The essay explores socioeconomic backgrounds authors, portrayal characters their struggles, impact modernization, reflection cultural values morality. Despite differences place, both authors address injus...

Currently university students live a series of problems, both external and internal to the educational institution that induce them dropout school and/or poor academic performance highly vulnerable social development in professional, work even personal context. In context: violence, loss values, injustices alterations order ecological system among others context within can be mentioned low moti...