Social exclusion is process by which certain groups are systematically advantaged because they are discriminated against on the basis of their ethnicity, race, religion, sexual orientation, caste, descent, gender, age, disability, HIV status, migrant status or where they live. Discrimination occurs in public institutions, such as the legal system or education and health services, as well as social institutions like the household” .
I am from Argentina and, of course, social exclusion works as described. Our laws prohibit this type of practice, and yet the institutions (including state ones) that provide education, health and access to rights show significant differences if one takes into account the environments in which they carry out their activities. These observations do not necessarily mean less commitment from the State or its agents, but the urgent problems of distribution of human and physical resources only deepen a gap that seeks to close
WE CAN OBSERVE IN THIS WAY THAT IT INFLUMS A LOT ABOUT EVERYTHING IN THE SUBJECT OF EDUCATION AND THAT THESE PEOPLE SUFFER BUYLLING, ALSO AT HOME AND HYGIENE BECAUSE THEY CANNOT HAVE THE BASIC NEEDS COVERED
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