Human rights have been significantly threatened by social gaps, including factors associated with public health challenges, economic crises, and food insecurity, thereby highlighting an increasingly polarized society. Considering how rising inequality impedes fundamental rights, it is essential to draw the attention of great organizations that try to weather the storms brought about by the gaps in human rights. This paper explores the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic and how it factors into the level of inequality in human society. Research suggests that inequalities negatively impact human rights. According to the World Inequality Report, 2022, the wealthiest 10% of the global population currently earns 52% of annual income, while the poorest half earns just 8%. Similarly, the poorest half of the worldwide population owns just 2% of global assets, while the richest 10% own 72% of all wealth (as cited by Sornson, 2022). To avoid such imbalance and its potential damage to the polity, major stakeholders should pursue a more egalitarian society marked by greater social equality, reduced poverty, and a realization of the dividends of human rights.
Introduction
Unresolved Dilemma
Sectors that Intersect in the Dilemma
Time and Place
Proposed Solution
A Theory Explaining the Current Obstacle to Success
Conclusion
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