Lack of protection for the vulnerable

In the UK in 1992, there was no protective legislation for vulnerable groups apart from children (legislation covering the disabled having been only partially implemented).

1. Vulnerability of human organism
2. Social neglect
3. Exploitation
4. Dependence

1. Vulnerable women
2. Vulnerable children
3. Vulnerability of women and children in emergencies
4. Vulnerability of the elderly under states of emergency
5. Vulnerability of the disabled during states of emergency
6. Vulnerability of animals during states of emergency
7. Unavailability of insurance for vulnerable groups
8. Threatened and vulnerable minorities
9. Medical experimentation on socially vulnerable groups
10. Lack of protection for victims of intimidation
11. Insensitivity to the plight of disadvantaged people
12. Inadequate protection of civilians in armed conflict
13. Fragmented social care at the neighbourhood level
14. Exploitation of the unemployed
15. Exploitation of the mentally handicapped
16. Exploitation of dependence on food aid
17. Consumer vulnerability

1. Violation of rights of vulnerable groups during states of emergency
2. Susceptibility of the impoverished to drug trafficking
3. Social injustice
4. Social hardships of economic reform
5. Protein-energy malnutrition
6. Injuries
7. Human suffering
8. Exploitation of the elderly
9. Dependency of women

1. Uncaring politicians
2. Social breakdown
3. Shortage of time for appropriate policy making
4. Organized crime
5. Lack of protective legislation
6. Lack of legal standing
7. Lack of influential backers
8. Inadequate assistance to victims of human rights violations
9. Dependency of children
10. Denial of rights to vulnerable groups
11. Denial of rights

1. Personal disempowerment
2. Commercialization of crime-prevention

1. Using vulnerable groups
2. Providing public health services
3. Protecting vulnerable groups
4. Protecting the vulnerable
5. Protecting the poor
6. Orienting economic policy toward social need
7. Exploiting the vulnerable
8. Empowering disenfranchised
9. Disempowering vulnerable groups

1. Dependence
2. Disempowerment
3. Poverty
4. Exploitation
5. Lack
6. Vulnerability