Social Deprivation- The Fundamental Human Rights- Part 2

"Social deprivation is a persisting lack of minimally adequate opportunities for decent human contact or supportive human contact including interpersonal interaction, associative inclusion and interdependent care. Such deprivation is not exclusive to nor universal amongst economically deprived."

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Prasannakumary Raghavan

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Prasanna Raghavan is a passionate writer and author, an educator by training and an academic author. She spent most of her career life in different African countries. She was born and raised in Kerala and now lives in Cape Town, South Africa, with her husband, enjoying the company of her two daughters and their families. Her short stories and essays have appeared in print publications and online magazines. She blogs about creative writing, social matters, weddings, marriage, and maths learning.

Social Deprivation- The Fundamental Human Rights- Part 2

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