Problem
Denial of rights
Experimental visualization of narrower problems
Other Names:
Violation of rightsInfringement of rights
Deprivation of rights
Contravention of rights
Curtailment of rights
Nature:
Rights that are denied are never possessed. Rights that are granted, and in principle possessed, can be violated by deprivation, infringement or curtailment.
Broader Problems:
InjusticeStructural violence Narrower Problems:
Arrogation of rightsDenial of human rightsDenial of state's rightsDenial of rights of animalsDenial of rights of businessesRestriction of freedom of expressionDenial of rights of ethnic minoritiesDenial of rights of inanimate objectsDenial of right of self determinationDenial of rights to vulnerable groupsDenial of the right to receive information Aggravates:
FearDeprivationLack of protection for the vulnerableLack of protection for the vulnerableLack of protection for the vulnerable Strategies:
Strengthening rightsProtecting rightsEmploying violenceViolating human rightsExposing violation of the rights of mentally-ill personsEnsuring rights of mentally-ill personsExposing violation of right of legal reviewRespecting rights of vulnerable groups during states of emergencyExposing violation of rights of vulnerable groups during states of emergencyDenying rightsImproving rightsInfringing rightsEnsuring right to freedom from double jeopardy Subject(s):
Societal Problems → CrimeSocietal Problems → Deprivation
Societal Problems → Maltreatment
Related UN Sustainable Development Goals:
Problem Type:
A: Abstract Fundamental Problems Date of last update
09.04.2019 – 14:11 CEST