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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